Ripley welcomes Bush with Independence Day crowds
In Ripley West Virginia a crowd of about 8000 gathered for President Bush’s Independence Day visit. Angela and Anthony Donohew interrupted their Bahamas honeymoon to attend. Bush praised veterans and the military recalling Anissa Shero and Gene Vance Jr. and urged unity after a court ruling on the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Bush Aides Celebrates Fourth in Ripley West Virginia
President Bush visited Ripley West Virginia for the towns Fourth of July events despite security worries. He praised service members, defended the pledge under God, and thanked locals including 81 year old Mabel Chapman who helped land Marine One. The trip followed an executive order easing citizenship delays for immigrants in active duty and extended exemptions from steel tariffs to more developing nations.
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Airport shooting raises alarm around Fourth of July
A gunman opened fire at Los Angeles International Airport near El Al counters injuring several and killing two. An El Al security guard fatally shot the attacker as authorities investigated motives while passengers sought shelter and security teams contained the scene. Yakov Aminov, 46, died at home in Los Angeles. another female victim in her 20s also killed. Additional injuries included a 61-year-old woman and a 40-year-old man. The incident prompted debris checks and delays as El Al canceled the Toronto Tel Aviv flight scheduled to depart later.
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Lindside Fourth of July parade run by volunteers delights crowd
Lindside Volunteer Fire Department ran the Independence Day festival, taking over from the Lindside Raritan Club. Fire Chief Richard Miller said the parade drew a record turnout, with more than 137 entries, and the crowd along Route 219 reflected strong patriotism after Sept. 11. Residents described a festive atmosphere with barbecues and out-of-town visitors, as plans for next year include music and fireworks.
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