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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2010
Page
2
Kaing Guek Eav known as Duch was found guilty by a U.N. backed tribunal and received a 35 year sentence. The court reduced the term to 19 years due to time served and extra detentions. The ruling marks a landmark conviction linked to Cambodia's genocidal regime of 1975 to 1979.
U S and South Korea conduct anti submarine maneuvers off the Korean peninsula with 20 ships 200 aircraft and about 8000 sailors in the four day exercise. The drills respond to the March Cheonan sinking blamed on a North Korean torpedo, a incident that killed 46 sailors and sparked regional tensions.
A papier mache great white shark surrounded a 16 foot bronze surfer statue near Cardiff by the Sea in predawn prank impact. Crowds gathered at sunrise as sheriff reports no crime since no damage occurred to the $120000 sculpture Magic Carpet Ride, known locally as The Cardiff Rook after multiple adornments by residents.
Tony Hayward is poised to leave BP after a string of missteps during the Gulf of Mexico spill. A senior U.S. official says an announcement could come today. BP's Bob Dudley is considered likely to replace him as the company remains focused on stopping the offshore spill and repairing its image.
BP faces a daunting legacy as Tony Hayward departs. Experts say the next chief must rebuild trust with Gulf partners and U.S. officials, win back public confidence, and steer a safer culture while addressing billions in claims and potential stock losses.
The Grand Centennial parade brought Boy Scout troops through Constitution Avenue, a first since 1937, with Ted Parker and Bob Hoffman reflecting on the program’s lifelong values. Spectators shaded sidewalks as cyclists and families cheered while young scouts, in tan shirts and green shorts, marched in the heat.
The White House condemned the release of about 90,000 U S military documents on Afghanistan. The disclosure could endanger lives and national security. The New York Times Guardian Der Spiegel obtained the files via Wikileaks before comment.
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