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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2005
Page
13
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon defeats a parliamentary bid opposing his Gaza withdrawal plan amid threats from Likud hard-liners who demand a national referendum. The crisis centers on the 2005 state budget due by March 31, with election uncertainty if it fails.
The WHO reports 2004 polio cases reached 1,185 up from 784 in 2003 amid a Nigeria driven vaccine boycott. Africa bears most new cases with Kano state clerics claiming vaccines were a US plot to harm Muslims.
Jimmie Waller identified his wife Mechelle and three daughters Paloma Raven and Hannah among victims of Monday's mudslide in LA Conchita. Ten people died as workers found the young victims near a peach stucco house. Six others were listed as missing as Governor Schwarzenegger surveyed the wreckage.
Rescuers found four more bodies on Wednesday, elevating the death toll from Monday’s 30 foot mudslide to ten. Twelve people remain listed as missing.
An Associated Press tally records at least 181 car bombings since Iraq's interim government took power on June 28, with about 1,000 killed and 2,000 wounded. Attacks surged to daily rates in recent months, targeting troops, police convoys, leaders, and civilians across Baghdad and other cities.
England captain David Beckham filmed a 30 second UNICEF public service announcement in Copenhagen to raise funds for tsunami victims and he was named UNICEF goodwill ambassador. Ricky Martin travels to Thailand to aid children project and urge global support. Mayor Bloomberg jokes about meeting Randy Johnson after on street clash with a cameraman.
Ann McDonald delivered her baby outside a Union Missouri McDonald’s when a hospital was far away and the family’s life risked a delay. The newborn, Chayse Westin McDonald, was due Wednesday, and the family planned a hospital arrival that never happened.
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