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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2011
Page
13
Plaintiffs and about two dozen mobile home manufacturers proposed a 2.6 million class settlement in New Orleans to resolve thousands of claims that FEMA temporary shelters released formaldehyde fumes. The deal excludes claims from residents in FEMA travel trailers. Government tests found travel trailers showed higher formaldehyde levels than mobile homes.
Democratic Sen. Lucia Guzman says she will not push a presumed consent plan that would auto classify all driver license and state ID applicants as organ donors unless they opt out. The proposal faced ethical concerns despite some European use.
Federal prosecutors have rested their case against former Shenandoah police chief Matthew Nestor and two subordinates William Moyer and Jason Hayes. They are charged with obstructing an FBI investigation into the July 2008 beating death of 25 year old Luis Ramirez amid a claimed cover story by white high school football players.
President Obama, midway through his first term, visits Schenectady to announce a restructured presidential advisory board and a push for job creation through innovation and exports. An Associated Press poll shows 53 percent disapprove of his economic handling, 47 percent approve, with 35 percent seeing improvement.
Rahm Emanuel holds a substantial fundraising lead and faces three main rivals Carol Moseley Braun Gary Chico and Miguel del Valle as a new poll shows his combined support surpasses theirs. He plans TV ads during the Bears Packers game as experts note a potential outright victory on February 22.
Former Haitian dictator Jean Claude Duvalier says the devastating earthquake drew him back to Port-au-Prince and he wants to help rebuild. He spoke briefly at a rented guest house, his first extensive public remarks since returning amid possible corruption and human rights charges. He expressed sadness for those harmed by his regime and did not disclose his planned stay in Haiti.
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