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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2005
Page
18
Devin Moore, 20, was convicted of capital murder after lawyers argued Grand Theft Auto and childhood abuse contributed to the killings of three police officers in Fayette. The jury needed about an hour.
An 11th Circuit panel in Atlanta voided the 2001 convictions and sentences of five Cuban spies citing jury bias and publicity. Defense argued prejudice against Fidel Castro high despite no Cuban jurors. Officials in Charleston marked the Hunley sub’s five year raise by returning interior sediment to the Atlantic.
After scrapping four Florida landings due to rain and lightning, the space shuttle Discovery landed safely at Edwards Air Force Base California at 5:11 a.m. PDT ending a tense two week mission. NASA officials praised the data gathering and said no severe damage was detected.
A car bomber struck a U.S. convoy in Baghdad killing seven people including one American and injuring over 90. In Ramadi a U.S. Marine was killed by small arms fire. Across Baghdad more than 20 deaths were reported as political talks drag on.
Britain considers new pretrial anti terror procedures behind closed doors to study evidence and detain suspects longer. Home Office officials say there is no plan for secret or juryless trials, while ministers push for faster prosecutions after the London bombings and failed attacks. Jurists and rights groups express concern over potential abuses and deportation rights amid talks with Jordan and other countries.
A purported al-Qaida video aired by Al Arabiya shows militants in Afghanistan preparing to strike U S troops and displaying a claimed U S military laptop. A masked speaker shouts defiance while explosives are packed for use.
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