Terrorist leader unarmed

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Terrorist leader unarmed

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BREAKING NEWS: BEST NEWS nj.com/south OOD THREAT. D-1LEVEE BLASTED TO E WEDNESDAY MEAL DEALRTH-WHILE ¢ 2011 50 May 4, Wenonah eatery goes n wins over fans in beyond typical deli. FOOD,to Philly.SPORTS, C-1 Glouceste es Count 114th year: No. 92Copyright 2011 Gloucester County TimesWoodbury, N.J.hterww//p:ttc.mo.wjncuseg/ol THE DEATH OF Jobs Boarding party OSAMA BIN LADEN down, Terrorist pay up locally leader ■Two big closings were blamed for in employment unarmed the recent 2.3% loss CIA Director By Rob Scott ■Several details ■ Youth in Leon Panetta U.S. hold [e-mail] of the raid on bin that grisly parties Gloucester County expe- Laden changed in death photos to mark of bin Laden rienced a 2.3 percent dip the latest account the news. would “ulti- in employment between Page D-1. mately” be September 2009 and Sep- By Mark Mueller released to tember 2010, but also Star-Ledger staff quell skepticism about the registered a 5.9 percent increase in wage growth al-Qaida leader’s demise. The White House Tues- – 2.5 percent higher than Lawmakers from both day provided new details the national average, parties, meanwhile, point- – and revised others – about edly questioned whether highest in the state and the dramatic raid that left members of Pakistan’s gov- good enough to be ranked Osama bin Laden dead in ernment knew of the mass 20th among every county his Pakistani hideaway murderer in their midst, an in the nation, according Monday, saying the world’s assertion that nation’s lead- to a report from the U.S. most feared terrorist was ers have repeatedly denied. Bureau of Labor Statistics unarmed when he was Bin Laden was found in (BLS). and that his wife wasshot a fortified villa that had Freeholder Heather wounded while charging aroused the suspicions o Simmons attributed the American commandos. neighbors in Abbottabad, an employment decline toA White House spokes- affluent suburb of the Paki- major closures that tookman issued the more tex- stani capital of Islamabad. place during the period in tured account on a day of U.S. Sen. Frank Lauten- question, most notably the rapid-fire developments, closings of the U.S. Postal including an assurance by (See BIN LADEN, Page A-8) Staff photo by Tim Hawk Services Logistics and Dis- New Jersey state troopers descend a rope onto the deck of the USS New Jersey tribution Center in Logan during a training exercise on Tuesday. Township and Sunoco’s Eagle Point Refinery in Cheering on NJ ASK West Deptford Township. Police train on the USS N.J. Those two alone resulted out of the nearly 100,000 By Joe Green Rallies, events in roughly 1,400 jobs lost, total in the county. [e-mail] ple of really big hits dur- CAMDEN — Many by now have seen “ All this is, is a floating “Certainly we took a cou- ing that time period,” said depictions on the news of troops sliding building. We have to mark test week down ropes from a hovering chopper in Simmons. “What we’re prepare for a critical By Rebecca Forand Loudenslager wasn’t the the pre-dawn hours, as it turns out, to seeing now is a balance. only school to try some- deliver Osama Bin Laden to his maker. [e-mail] With the exception of Sony incident, and we have to thing new this year, as But Navy Seals and other military (See JOBS, Page A-5) A drum beat could be teams aren’t the only ones who perform be prepared to tactically many schools focus on dif- heard outside the open ferent ways to get students that and other heart-pounding, stealthy gym doors at Loudenslager (intervene). motivated for the impor- feats. School in Paulsboro Mon- tant test and to give some New Jersey State Police on Tuesday day, and the kids cheered  New Jersey State Police last-minute test-taking The day in the familiar Paulsboro bat- drilled on such helicopter-borne inser- tions onto a vessel – specifically the Capt. Daniel Mitten skills reminders. tle cry: “Go, Big Red!” Libya “In a district like ours Battleship New Jersey on the Camden This pep rally looked like it’s important to get the Waterfront. many you might see in the ■loyal to Forces kids motivated,” said Tara The skill is just one that state troop- said – took part in the exercises. They town that’s known for its Moammar Gadhafi ers in special units hone, keeping sharp Battaglia, a teacher at the were helped by a few Los Angeles Police sports, but this wasn’t for a school and co-chair of the shelled a rebel supply in the event they have to enter a dan-Department colleagues. football team. This was the student council, which route and a besieged The troopers climbed down the rope gerous area to take in a suspect or res- school’s attempt to get kids sponsored the event. “We opposition stronghold to the fabled battleship’s foredeck sev- cue someone from a remote location, psyched up for something eral times, the helicopter roaring close need the extra push to in the western part of among other missions. even more important — above. realize the importance and the NJ ASK assessments, the country. A little more than a dozen troopers – 15, State Police Capt. Daniel Mitten (See TRAINING, Page A-7) which began this week. (See TEST, Page A-5)

27 county veterans receive their medals By Rob Scott jacket were all about. “We never really knew the sig- [e-mail] nificance as children,” said Sal- As a kid, Salvatore Principato vatore Jr., of Clayton. Jr. and his siblings used to play Over the years, those medals dress up in their father’s military were lost. uniform. Salvatore Jr. reclaimed them Salvatore Principato Sr., an Tuesday night, accepting them Army sergeant who fought in the posthumously on behalf of his Pacific during World War II and father during the county’s federal was briefly missing in action, medal ceremony at Bankbridge didn’t talk much about his time Regional School. in the service – didn’t really like The Principatos, alongside to – so his children didn’t under- dozens of the other veterans and stand what the uniform meant their families, filled the school or what the medals pinned to the (See MEDALS, Page A-5)

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Cub Scout Pack 81 of Washington Township leads the Pledge of Allegiance at the Gloucester Coun- ty Federal Medal Ceremony, held at Bankbridge Regional School Tuesday evening. Their cub mas- ter, Christopher Tomasco (right), received medals for his service in the U.S. Navy during the cer- emony.

Staff photo by Calista Condo

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