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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2006
Page
13
In Alexandria jurors viewed bodies burned inside the Pentagon and heard from two officers who crawled through debris to safety as prosecutors present gut wrenching images in the Moussaoui sentencing case. Judge Brinkema cautioned that highly emotional evidence could affect appeal.
The United States says China will crack down on copyright piracy of American software and lift a ban on U.S. beef as part of efforts to reduce a record 202 billion dollar trade gap. Rob Portman framed the deal as equitable market access, with Wu Yi noting renewed Chinese imports from the United States.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced Iran has enriched uranium for the first time amid U N Security Council pressure and warnings of possible sanctions. ElBaradei travels to Iran for talks as Rafsanjani and White House officials dispute Tehrans move.
Oil futures eased after a rally on supply worries from Iran and Nigeria. May crude traded around 68.45 a barrel on the Nymex, down 29 cents from Monday, while gasoline futures slipped slightly to 2.002 per gallon as ethanol blends rise and MTBE use wanes.
Rome Italy The highest court may confirm Romano Prodi's razor thin victory raising doubts about a stable government. Critics warn Italy could return to postwar political chaos with a fragile coalition of center left parties and diverse groups from Catholics to communists.
A passing attacker detonated a device during an outdoor Sunni prayer in Karachi as thousands gathered for Muharram observances. Police say 41 or more killed and dozens wounded as mobs attacked vehicles and rocks were thrown at officers. Leaders of the Sunni Tehrik group were nearby when the blast occurred.
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