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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2010
Page
8
An AirTran flight bound for Philadelphia turned back to Orlando International Airport after a warning light indicated a minor engine issue. Flight 623 carried 117 passengers and five crew, landing safely as a precaution.
Dozens of discarded Christmas trees were donated to New Moon Farm Goat Rescue and Sanctuary in Arlington where about 38 goats fed on the evergreens. Sanctuary owner Ellen Felsenthal said the idea appeals to supporters who prefer recycling trees into animal food.
Dubai plans a high profile inauguration as it opens the Burj Dubai tower claimed as the world’s tallest at about 2,684 feet. Chicago engineers from Skidmore Owings Merrill lead the project and note the structure exceeds Taipei 101 in height and houses the highest occupied floor and an observation deck on floor 124.
Iranian journalist Ahmad Zeidabadi lost an appeal and received six years in prison and five years of internal exile in a desert town. The court confirmed a lifelong ban on political activity amid Iran's post election crackdown. Zeidabadi, 44, led reformist student activists and faced charges of propaganda against the Islamic establishment.
Yemeni troops backed by intensified United States support are sent to two eastern provinces to confront al-Qaida forces. The move signals broader regional cooperation with Saudi Arabia amid security concerns in the region.
The United States and Britain shuttered their Yemen embassies on Sunday after new al Qaida threats. John Brennan warned of possible attacks in Sanaa including an embassy strike as the group, with several hundred members in Yemen, expands its reach. Britain also kept its embassy closed awaiting guidance.
Swiss police report four people killed in two avalanches near the Diemtig Valley south of Bern. A group of skiers was struck. rescuers were hit by a second slide. One victim died on site, two others in hospital, and an emergency doctor among the deceased. Six injured, some seriously.
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