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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2008
Page
7
The Census Bureau reports over 1 million fewer uninsured in 2007 marking the first annual drop since Bush took office. Middle-class incomes rose slightly while poverty held at 12.5 percent, though increases appeared among Latinos, children and foreign-born groups. The data cover 2007 before the downturn intensified.
U.S. Judge refuses to stay ruling requiring White House aides Joshua Bolten and Harriet Miers to testify before Congress about firing prosecutors and DOJ politicization while the Bush administration appeals.
New Orleans and surrounding areas monitor Gustav as forecasters warn of possible Category 3 strength. Officials outline evacuation plans if needed within 72 hours. Residents rush to stock up at stores and seek inland refuge as hotels report busy bookings. Steve Weaver, 82, recalls Katrina survival and plans to evacuate this time.
A software glitch shut down the National Airspace Data Interchange Network slowing flight plans from Orlando to Chicago. Over 600 flights and about 60 000 passengers were affected as crews worked to restore the system. the problem occurred south of Atlanta during routine software work and affected two main computers in the U S.
Pakistani forces repelled a Taliban assault on a fort and bombarded militants in a health center as fighting spread to a third tribal belt area along the Afghan border. Officials counted up to 49 insurgents killed amid the power scramble following Musharraf's resignation and coalition collapse.
In Batumi Georgia a U S military ship loaded with aid docked as Russia dispatched three missile boats to a Georgian port amid a widening standoff over the war torn nation. Georgia estimates damages at 1 billion dollars and European leaders condemn Moscow moves to redraw the Caucasus map.
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