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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2006
Page
9
Many elderly and disabled people struggle to get flu vaccines as vaccine supply favors supermarkets and discount chains over medical clinics. Doctors warn high risk patients may lose priority and lose the chance for comprehensive care.
The electrocution deaths of four Boy Scout leaders at the National Scout Jamboree were deemed accidental. An Army CID spokesman said the case will be closed after an administrative review, with no culpability for criminal acts found.
Embattled Rep. Tom DeLay faces a leadership challenge as Republicans push for new elections amid a corruption scandal. Rep. Jim Ramstad and others circulate a petition while Speaker Hastert signals openness to changes. DeLay remains hopeful of reclaiming the majority leader post after his Texas indictment.
A spasm of deadly violence in Iraq left eleven U.S. troops dead as fighting spiked across Baghdad and beyond. Shiite rallies denounced U.S. support for Sunni rivals while tensions rose over insurgent attacks and militia influence in security forces.
In Dogubayazit Turkish villagers mourn as three siblings die from bird flu within a week. A 14 year old, 15 year old, and 11 year old all perished, with a 6 year old hospitalized but improving. Doctors link infections to contact with dead chickens. authorities monitor for H5N1-like mutations.
Ariel Sharon underwent five hours of emergency brain surgery to stop a hemorrhage and relieve swelling. Doctors reported significant improvement but warned the prognosis remains dire as experts wait to assess damage. Olmert spoke with Rice and Mubarak as Kadima rallies behind him ahead of March elections.
A Lancet study estimates nearly 4 million Congolese died 1998 to 2004 mainly from treatable diseases as war disrupts health services. Eastern regions suffer most. aid is inadequate despite 15,000 U.N. peacekeepers and looming elections.
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