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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2008
Page
14
In Dayton, China Arnold, 28, is found guilty of aggravated murder for killing her month old daughter by microwaving. Jurors reject defense claims of another's involvement as she faces possible death penalty. Relatives react emotionally in court.
A plant explosion west of Charleston killed one worker and injured another. Federal investigators probe the Bayer Crop Science facility, noting methyl isocyanate was present in storage but not involved in the blast.
Michael Mastromarino and three Philadelphia funeral directors ran a scheme that plundered hundreds of corpses from funeral homes in New York New Jersey and Philadelphia. Mastromarino pleaded guilty to hundreds of counts including abusing corpses forgery theft and related charges. He admitted the operation yielded millions in profits driven by greed.
Georgia said it will cut diplomatic ties with Russia to protest the presence of Russian troops. Lawmakers voted unanimously to end ties branding Russia an aggressor over the war in South Ossetia. Russia criticized the move and said Moscow would close its embassy if ties are severed. Consulates will stay open. Putin warned Europe against aiding the United States. The conflict has strained Moscow relations with the West since the Aug 7 invasion.
Riverside California jury finds Jose Luis Nazario Jr not guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing or causing four unarmed Iraqi detainees to be killed on November 9 2004 in Fallujah during Operation Phantom Fury. Jurors hug defendant and sobbing mother amid emotional verdict.
In California's Salinas River Valley known as America’s Salad Bowl, growers face pressure from buyers to prevent foodborne illness after the 2006 E coli spinach outbreak. Some farmers take gun safety classes to shoot wildlife near fields while others uproot native vegetation and poison ponds to protect crops and machinery from contaminated produce.
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk met residents in Slupsk and visited Redzikowo air base site for the planned U S missile defense facility. He warned that in case of war Redzikowo and Slupsk would be more secure, amid tensions with Russia. A Lebanese woman mourns 1st Lt Samer Hanna, killed in a helicopter incident.
A Lebanese military court magistrate said Hezbollah turned over a man suspected of firing at a Lebanese army helicopter killing a navigator. The report suggests the shooting may have been a mistake by the militant group in its southern stronghold.
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