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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 2012

Page

8

Five Die As I 84 Ice Crash In Oregon Triggers Rescue

A charter tour bus carrying about 40 people crashed on icy Interstate 84 in eastern Oregon around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, plummeting through a guardrail and down an embankment. Five people were killed and about 20 injured, as rescuers used ropes to reach victims. This was the second fatal Oregon ice crash that morning, following a separate rollover death of a 69-year-old man.

LAGPA Interstate Oregon

Spain arrests 17 suspected pimps over sex-trafficking case

Spanish police arrested 16 Nigerian nationals and one Ugandan in a nationwide operation linked to smuggling Nigerian women into Spain for prostitution. Investigators began after about 10 women entered illegally by small boat in January using false documents and alleged voodoo threats. Seized items include computers phones and fake IDs.

Spain Interior Ministry

Beauty queen faces $5 million defamation ruling

Former Miss Pi US Sheena Monnin says she is stunned as arbitrator Theodore Katz orders her to pay the Miss USA organization $5 million for defaming the pageant by alleging fixed finalists. Monnin disputes the ruling and weighs options to appeal.

Pennsylvania Sheena Mannin Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Theodore Katz Mannin Monnin

City to jail animals cruelty in Mexico City law

Mexico City lawmakers approved prison terms for animal cruelty turning it from a civil offense with fines. Violators face up to two years in prison and 500 dollars, with up to four years and 2,000 dollars if an animal is killed. Antonio Padierna stated quick humane death if animals are killed for food.

Mexico City Legislative Assembly Antonio Padierna Assembly Law Enforcement and Justice Committee

Senate leaders grim on fiscal cliff talks before deadline

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell pressed Vice President Biden for a breakthrough while Majority Leader Reid and President Obama urged compromise. Both sides warned against any plan cutting Social Security or delaying tax hikes, as Sunday sessions sought a balanced deal to avert across the board tax and spending changes.

Washington Senate Mitch McConnell Harry Reid D-Nev Kentucky Joe Biden McConnell Reid Barry Black White House

Obama presses gun violence measures after Sandy Hook massacre

President Obama vowed to use his full weight to push gun violence legislation in 2013. He rejected arming schools as the sole answer, supporting background checks and bans on assault weapons while meeting with lawmakers to rally public support. The Newtown tragedy intensified calls for action amid NRA opposition.

Washington Barack Obama Obama National Rifle Association Sandy Hook Newtown Conn NBC Meet the Press NRA

International envoy warns of failed state in Syria

Beir ut AP The international envoy Lakhdar Brahimi warned that failure of both government and rebels to pursue a political solution could trigger the full collapse of the Syrian state and threaten global security. He said as many as 100,000 could be killed in the next year if the 21 month conflict continues, urging a political transition and cease fire.

Beirut Syria Lakhdar Brahimi United Nations Arab League Geneva Bashar Assad Assad Brahimi Damascus Moscow Cairo Nabil Elaraby

Maine landlord charged in killings of two tenants

A 74 year old man in Biddeford Maine was charged with two counts of murder after the shooting deaths of Derrick Thompson 19 and Alivia Welch 18 inside an apartment he rented. Police say the shootings followed a dispute about car parking during a snowstorm.

Portland, Maine Maine James Pak Biddeford Portland Derrick Thompson Thompson Alivia Welch Pak Steve McCausland Johnson McCausland Brayden York County Alfred Augusta Welch

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