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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2014
Page
12
Georgia officials face scrutiny after a January ice storm that paralyzed Atlanta. Governor Nathan Deal issues a new state of emergency as residents doubt improved preparations, amid memories of cars left on highways and an accidental death report.
Los Angeles County coroner says four Huntington Park family members died when a wrong way crash on State Route 60 also killed two other people. Olivia Culbreath remained hospitalized with serious injuries as investigators seek witnesses.
River levels surged along the Thames prompting sandbag bunkers as British troops helped defend properties. Fourteen severe flood warnings remain in effect east of Windsor with more rain expected, while central London remains protected by the Thames Barrier.
Insurgents accidentally triggered a car bomb at a Sunni training camp north of Baghdad killing 21. Authorities found seven unplated cars and multiple bombs, with around two dozen arrests as security forces sealed the area and defused remaining devices.
North Korea rescinded a second invitation for a senior U.S. envoy to discuss the release of detained American Kenneth Bae. Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson offered to travel to North Korea at the family’s request, as relatives reported alarm but noted growing support for Bae’s freedom.
International aid workers rush to extract women children and elderly from rebel held areas in Homs Syria as a U N brokered cease fire is renewed for three days. Shelling and gunfire hinder escapes and hamper food aid delivery. Valerie Amos condemns both sides for deliberate targeting of aid workers.
A female tiger roaming near Kalgarh village in Uttarakhand killed a 50 year old man amid forest darkness. The animal, believed to have strayed from Jim Corbett National Park, ate parts of the man's leg and abdomen before villagers scared it away. Hunters had nearly trapped the tiger the previous night with a live calf as bait.
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