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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2006
Page
17
Researchers at Rockefeller University and Karolinska Institute report a protein named pll that regulates brain cell response to serotonin, offering insight into major depressive illness and potential therapies. The work appears in Science.
Recalled figure from Yon Kippur War famed for leading the Suez crossing faces a renewed political crossroads as Israel debates security and leadership. The veteran general turns toward influence with ongoing national debates and regional tensions.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained in a medically induced coma for up to three days after a massive stroke. Doctors reported brain damage but signs of light response gave cautious hope while Israelis prayed for his recovery. Deputy Ehud Olmert acted as prime minister amid uncertainty.
In the Sago Mine collapse 12 miners perished. Foreman Martin Toler Jr left a note saying he would see loved ones on the other side. Relatives described similar messages found with other victims as autopsies began and officials withheld exact causes of death.
Insurgent assaults over the last two days killed more than 180 people, including five U.S. soldiers. An AP count since April 2005 records over 5,000 Iraqi deaths in the conflict.
Rescue teams searched for survivors after an eight story building housing shops and hostel rooms collapsed near the Grand Mosque in Mecca. At least 20 people died and 59 were injured as authorities investigated the incident during the hajj. A Tunisian guide said his group had returned to their hotel near the site.
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