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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2008
Page
21
Iraq and the United States outline a timetable to reduce forces in Iraqi cities by next June after talks with Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The draft links troop cuts to security milestones, though specifics remain undisclosed.
Schuylkill Haven authorities arrest Joseph Geiger on the 23rd anniversary of David Reed's disappearance for third degree murder in the 1985 beating death of the 13-year-old boy whose body was found weeks after he left home on a bicycle. State police affidavit says Geiger believed Reed was stealing his marijuana plants and confronted him in a caboose area. Reed reportedly had been seen using or possessing marijuana.
A 15 year old student was fatally shot in the Central High School cafeteria in Knoxville during a dispute. The victim Ryan McDonald lived with his grandmother and had alopecia. The suspect, known to the victim, was taken into custody nearby and will be charged in juvenile court. The shooting occurred before 8:30 a.m. and was described by officials as not random.
James Prevatt III, wanted in four states for burglary and larceny, barricaded himself with a pregnant girlfriend at the America's Best Value Inn in Hancock Maryland. Police evacuated guests as negotiators and Johns Hopkins physicians stood by for possible medical emergencies or birth.
NATO says Russia stopped all international military cooperation with NATO after the invasion of Georgia. In Georgia, Russian forces dug trenches and fortified key areas while advancing tanks toward Russia, with a top general warning it may take over 10 days to return home despite Medvedev's promise to pull back.
An attack at an arms factory killed 59 people and wounded 70 as Pakistan faces a political crisis after President Musharraf’s resignation. The strikes occurred amid a coalition split threatening to topple the government, intensifying turmoil with Western backers watching closely.
A damaged note from Thursday's market section shows incomplete figures and unreadable data. readable names or exact totals cannot be confirmed from the fragment.
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