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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 2013

Page

10

Mandela Homecoming After Long Hospital Stay

Nelson Mandela returned to his Johannesburg home in an ambulance after nearly three months in hospital. Authorities said his condition remained critical and unstable at times, but the move lets family share time with him in a more intimate setting while he continues intensive care by the same doctors.

Johannesburg Nelson Mandela Jacob Zuma Mandela

Seven Afghan Soldiers Found Dead in Ghazni Province

Local residents found seven Afghan soldiers dumped in Andar district Ghazni province with hands bound. Authorities say they were kidnapped at different times, some while on leave, and identified by documents. The killings come amid rising Taliban attacks as foreign forces reduce presence and security duties shift to local forces.

Taliban Afghanistan U.S Andar Ghazni Mohammad Ali Ahmadi

Morsi faces trial for inciting violence in Egypt

Egypts top prosecutor referred ousted President Mohammed Morsi to trial on charges of inciting violence and killing protesters outside his palace while in office. He is to be tried with 14 Muslim Brotherhood members in a case tied to deadly street clashes during his year in power. No trial date was announced.

Cairo Egypt Mohammed Morsi Morsi Muslim Brotherhood Fice

Earthquake rattles East Timor coast with no damage

A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck off eastern Indonesia near Maluku Baratdaya at a depth of 82 miles. No injuries or tsunami threat reported as residents in East Timor fled to higher ground in panic.

Jakarta Indonesia East Timor Maluku Baratdaya Maluku U.S. Geological Survey Bayu Pranata Meteorology and Geophysics Agency Dili

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