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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2017
Manchester police hunt for accomplices; victims young as 8
Associated Press
MANCHESTER, England
— Investigators hunted today
for possible accomplices of the
suicide bomber who attacked
an Ariana Grande concert in
Manchester, killing 22 peo-
ple and sparking a stampede
of young concertgoers, some
still wearing the American pop
star’s trademark kitten ears and
holding pink balloons.
The Islamic State group
claimed responsibility for the
Monday night carnage, but
a top American intelligence
official said the claim could
not be verified. British police
raided two sites in the northern
English city, setting off a con-
trolled explosion in one, and
arrested a 23-year-old man in a
third location there.
British Prime Minister The-
resa May and police said the
bomber died in the attack on
Manchester Arena — some-
thing that went unmentioned in
the Islamic State claim, which
also had discrepancies with
the events described by British
officials.
Manchester police chief Ian
Hopkins identified the bomb-
ing suspect as 22-year-old Sal-
man Abedi. British election
rolls listed Abedi as living at
70 Help Wanted
a modest red brick semi-de-
tached house in a mixed suburb
of Manchester where police
performed a controlled explo-
sion this afternoon.
Neighbor Natalie Daley
said she was frightened by a
loud bang, then police yell-
ing “get in your houses — get
away from the windows!”
“When it’s like two seconds
from your house, when you
walk past it every day, you do
live in fear,” Daley said.
Manchester, 160 miles
northwest of London, is one
of Britain’s largest cities and
Manchester Arena is one of the
world’s largest indoor concert
venues.
The attack was the dead-
liest in Britain since four sui-
cide bombers killed 52 Lon-
don commuters on subway
trains and a bus in July 2005.
Campaigning for Britain’s
June 8 national election was
suspended.
‘Massive bang’
Teenage screams filled the
arena just after the explosion
Monday night, and members
of the audience tumbled over
guardrails and each other to
escape.
The attack sparked a night-
long search for loved ones —
parents for the children they
had accompanied or had been
waiting to pick up, and friends
for each other after groups
were scattered by the blast.
Twitter and Facebook lit up
with heartbreaking appeals for
the missing.
An 8-year-old girl was
among the dead — the young-
est known victim — and her
mother and sister were among
59 people wounded in what
May called “a callous terrorist
attack.” The wounded included
12 children under age 16, hos-
pital officials said.
“We struggle to compre-
hend the warped and twisted
mind that sees a room packed
with young children not as
a scene to cherish but as an
opportunity for carnage,” May
said.
The top U.S. intelligence
official, Dan Coats, said
the American government
had not verified whether or
how Islamic State was
responsible.
Some concert-goers said
security was haphazard before
the show, with some peo-
ple being searched and others
allowed inside unhindered. The
bombing took place at the end
of the concert, when the audi-
ence was streaming toward the
city’s main train station.
Witnesses said the blast
scattered bolts and other bits of
metal, apparently intended to
maximize injuries and deaths.
“There was this massive
bang. And then everyone just
went really quiet. And that’s
when the screaming started,”
said 25-year-old Ryan Molloy.
“As we came outside to Victo-
ria Station, there were just peo-
ple all over the floor covered in
blood. My partner was helping
to try to stem the blood from
this one person ... they were
pouring blood from their leg. It
was just awful.”
As police shut down pub-
lic transport, Manchester resi-
dents opened their hearts. Taxis
offered to give stranded peo-
ple free rides home while some
residents opened their homes
to provide lodging. Twitter
users circulated the Missing-
inManchester hashtag to help
people looking for family and
friends.
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Martin Rickett/PA
Police offices add to the flowers for the victims of Monday night pop concert explosion, in
St Ann’s Square, Manchester, today. A 23-year-old man was arrested in connection with
Monday’s Manchester concert bomb attack. The Islamic State group claimed responsibil-
ity today for the suicide attack at an Ariana Grande show that left at least 22 people dead.
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AB6293
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
CLATSOP
Probate Department
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
In the Matter of the Estate of
LINDA DIANE CROWDER aka
LINDA DIANE HICKS,
Deceased.
Case No. 17PB02891
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Daniel Steven Hicks has been
appointed personal
representative. All persons
having claims against the estate
are required to present them,
with vouchers attached, to the
attorney for the personal
representative at 8625 SW
Cascade Avenue, Cascade
Square, Suite 102, Beaverton,
OR 97008, within four months
after the date of first publication
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be barred.
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affected by the proceedings
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23rd, 2017
AB6295
Invitation for Proposals
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interested individual attorneys
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For a Proposal Packet, please
contact Deputy City Recorder
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Proposals will be received until,
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Monday June 12th at the City of
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address) 225 S Main,
Warrenton, Oregon, 97146,
(mailing address) PO Box 250,
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Published: May 9th, 16th, and
23rd, 2017
AB6325
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
SUNSET EMPIRE
TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MEETING and PUBLIC
HEARING
May 25, 2017 9:00 AM
At the Astoria Transit Center
900 Marine Dr. Astoria OR.
Agenda
• Public Hearing- Second
Reading and Public Input will be
received - Ordinance No. 2017-
01: A Police Ordinance
governing conduct in the use of
Transit District facilities.
• Approval of Plangineering
Feasibility Study Contract
• Approval of ODOT Agreement
32018
• Approval of ODOT Agreement
3193 and 5311
• Compensation Study
(Informational)
Board packs including documents
listed and Ordinance 2017-01
may be viewed on the District
website at www.ridethebus.org-
Board of Commissioners.
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Astoria Transit Center 900
Marine Drive Astoria Oregon or
viewed at the Seaside Kiosk at
1111 North Roosevelt Drive.
Sunset Empire Transportation
District operates its programs
without regard to race, color,
religion, sex, sexual orientation,
national origin, marital status,
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Act, ORS Chapter 659A or other
applicable law. Alternative
formats of this information is
available upon request. Please
contact Mary Parker at 503-861-
5370 or mary@ridethebus.org.
Published: May 23rd, 2017
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