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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2007
Page
23
Oregon State University researchers tested 10 unnamed cities using sewer plant wastewater to gauge community drug use. The method offers a snapshot of national trends without identifying individuals. US agencies could use the data to monitor spread of substances like methamphetamine.
AP reports the search for bodies at the Mississippi River site ends as crews shift to removing wreckage and planning a replacement Interstate 35W bridge. Gregory Jolstad, 45, was part of the resurfacing crew when the bridge fell on August 1 during evening rush hour, bringing the death toll to 13. Sheriff Rich Stanek notes the search ends with few clues tonight.
In a central coal belt community, families vent at mine owner Bob Murray after six miners remain trapped. A funeral scene sees a rescue worker’s friend confront Murray, slamming a bill into his hands and prompting a heated exchange as locals defer blame to officials.
The CIA inspector general says senior leaders did not use powers or coordinate to thwart hijackers before Sept 11. The 19 page executive summary, completed June 2005 but released now, faults top officials yet says no law violations occurred. It urges accountability boards to review individuals including former Director George Tenet.
International AP photo shows Zhang Chao with his grandparents as he speaks to reporters about his father Zhang Chuanjing trapped by a mine accident in Shandong province China. The scene highlights a family awaiting news amid the mining disaster.
Riot police were sent to confront distraught relatives as authorities pursue silence over the Huayuan mine disaster. Officials claim 172 workers were trapped after flooding from a 3,000 foot shaft, with nine still missing nearby while other mines shut down.
Iran and the IAEA announced a timetable to respond to Tehran’s nuclear questions after two days of talks in Tehran. The plan aims to ease inspections and compel Iran to answer the remaining fifty questions, with officials framing the accord as a working plan.
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