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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2007
Page
9
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley points to an epoxy cartridge during a news conference in Boston on Wednesday as part of a briefing on ongoing investigations and public safety concerns.
Powers Fasteners Inc., the epoxy supplier for the Big Dig project, was indicted on one count of involuntary manslaughter for the death of a motorist crushed by ceiling panels. The Suffolk County grand jury charged the firm as the only company involved in construction and design to face indictment.
Amid Democratic push in Congress for subpoenaed records and testimony, the White House faces a looming deadline to produce legal justification for the president's eavesdropping program while asserting executive privilege.
Huntington Utah rescuers drill toward six trapped coal miners about 1000 feet away hoping to supply food and air within two days. Mur ray Energy Corp co owner says miners alive status unclear after cave in two days later as tunneling and tunnel clearing work resumes conditions improve from prior night.
The Census Bureau report shows non Hispanic whites make up under half the population in 303 of 3,141 counties as of 2006 up from 262 counties with white minority status in 2000. The shift reflects immigration and higher birth rates among blacks and Hispanics. Movements fuel debates on integration and immigration.
U S aircraft and ground forces attacked Shiite militia bomb makers accused of Iran links in Sadr City. The military reports 32 militants killed and 12 captured during raids in Baghdad amid Iraq's prime minister visiting Tehran.
Islamabad reports that President Musharraf may declare a state of emergency amid external and internal threats and deteriorating law and order near the Afghan border. Government spokesman Tariq Azim said talks occurred but no firm decision has been made and reports of an emergency are unconfirmed.
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