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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2013

Page

12

Merkel says U.S. spying shatters allied trust

European leaders condemn U S spying as Merkel says trust with the United States is broken Over 70 million French phone records and possible Merkel cellphone taps cited as fuel for anger Merkel states that allies must rebuild trust and rejects spying among friends The Guardian cites a memo alleging NSA monitored 35 world leaders in 2006

Brussels U.S Angela Merkel Obama National Security Agency France Merkel European Union Barack Obama United States of America Europe White House the Guardian NSA

Danvers High math teacher killed by student after school

Colleen Ritzer, 24, was slain at Danvers High School prompting grief counseling for students. Philip Chism, 14, was charged with murder after investigators found blood in a second floor bathroom and the body dumped behind the school.

Danvers Mass Philip Chism Colleen Ritzer Danvers High School Rania Rhaddaoui Chism Ritzer Rhaddaeus Boston Topsfield

Youth online abuse declines but remains widespread

An AP NORC MTV poll shows digital harassment still common among teens and young adults with 49 percent reporting at least one incident, down from 56 percent in 2011. Among those affected 34 percent told a parent, and 18 percent sought help from a brother or sister, up from earlier years.

Washington, D.C Associated Press-Norc Center For Public Affairs Research MTV Florida Ap-Norc United States

Boeing 747 faces dwindling demand as production cuts loom

The Boeing 747, once the iconic “Queen of the Skies,” may be nearing the end of its line as production is cut again. Only 18 planes will be built in each of the next two years amid weak demand and rising preference for efficient twin-engine jets. Korean Air recently bought five 747s after a year with no sales, while industry chiefs note two-engine aircraft outperform older four-engine rivals in range and fuel use. Delta CEO Richard Anderson cites engine tech advances and two-engine efficiency as key factors.

Boeing Korean Air Asia Delta Air Lines Inc Richard Anderson

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