Navy names 17 victims in Aden bombing
In Aden Yemen the USS Cole blast killed 17 sailors as investigators and Marines swept the port with sniffer dogs and gear. Wounded sailors and some bodies were flown to Germany. the ship will be repaired and stay in service. Navy released the 17 names. 14 enlisted, two women. Lt. Terrence Dudley said chaplains aided survivors. A grieving mother recalled Seaman Craig Wibberley, 19, who served on the vessel. Western diplomats cited a well organized group with port ties as the likely attackers. the bomber boat resembled a port craft used for guiding ships. Admiral Vernon Clark said the explosion was from outside.
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Summers County native injured in USS Cole bombing
Nerissa Young reports from the Daily Telegraph that Seaman Tim Miece of Hinton was among sailors hurt when a small craft rammed the USS Cole in Yemen. Navy officials say he was treated and released for minor injuries and returned to the ship after hospital care. Eerenberg, a 1998 Summers County High School graduate and former Bobcats baseball standout, was aboard on his first cruise since enlisting in March.
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WV governor race centers on Ten Commandments issue
In the West Virginia governor race the debate over the Ten Commandments surfaces as a political flashpoint. Representative Bob Wise argues against posting the commandments in classrooms, favoring teaching their principles for character. Governor Cecil Underwood supports displaying the Bible and commandments as historical culture, triggering criticism from Christian activists and opponents.
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Leaves of Change quilt honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Princeton Community Hospital staff in the Behavioral Medicine Center organize Leaves of Change, a quilt to raise awareness during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Nurse Laura Green initiated the project, rallying colleagues to contribute materials and craft the display as a visible statement for victims.
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