Daily Archive: Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Articles published on Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Army four to face robbery charges

-positively identified by victims Four army ranks, accused of  robbing a mining camp at Five Star, Region One, were yesterday reportedly positively identified at an identification parade and are expected to appear in court shortly, according to a state counsel.

Baby with three heads suffers complications

-readmitted to hospital A two-month-old baby girl, who was reportedly born with two additional features connected to the head, was readmitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital last week after her parents complained of the child suffering several complications.

Pit bull savages trespasser

A vagrant, who reportedly entered a yard at the corner of Leopold and High streets, Werk-en-Rust, without the owner of the property’s permission, was severely bitten by a pit bull which was in the yard at the time.

Office of Commissioner of Police should be contacted

Dear Editor, I acknowledge receipt of your letter of 2009-05-25 along with the attachment (‘Brother was wrongfully incarcerated; Brickdam lockups must be upgraded now’ SN, 23.5.09), and wish to advise that there is insufficient detail concerning the incarceration of the brother of the writer to afford a proper investigation.

Windies Women gain early confidence boost

TAUNTON, England, CMC – West Indies Women gained a timely boost of confidence ahead of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 Championship, when they rolled over Pakistan Women by 26 runs in a weather-affected warm-up match yesterday.

Comments were twisted

Dear Editor, I write concerning two articles which were carried in the KN on Thursday, June 4, 2009, captioned ‘Foreign Affairs Ministry disconnected from reality – Trotman’; and  Sunday, June 2009, titled ‘Minister’s comments smack of indifference, callousness – PNCR.’

Ireland oust Bangladesh from competition

NOTTINGHAM, England, CMC – Kevin O’Brien hit an unbeaten 39 from 17 balls to help Ireland seal a place in the Super Eights of the ICC World Twenty20 Championship, when they prevailed over Bangladesh by six wickets yesterday.

North Korea jails US journalists, warns UN

SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea yesterday raised the stakes in its confrontation with Washington by sentencing two American journalists to 12 years hard labor for “grave crimes” while US President Barack Obama’s spokesman said the two were innocent and should be freed.

Wilderness walk? The main access road at Turkeyen leading from the East Coast highway has been blocked by rubbish and overrun with weeds. Cars can no longer traverse it and this person was forced to leave his vehicle on the East Coast road. (Photo by Jules Gibson)

Wilderness

Wilderness walk? The main access road at Turkeyen leading from the East Coast highway has been blocked by rubbish and overrun with weeds.