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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2007
Page
16
The Advanced Camera for Surveys on the Hubble Space Telescope shut down, likely allowing only partial restoration by mid February. NASA officials warn full function is unlikely, with one-third of observing capability potentially recoverable and other science continuing at the aging observatory.
AP analysis shows nearly 98,000 Louisiana Road Home applicants with about two thirds seeking to rebuild and over a quarter undecided or opting out. In coastal towns and ZIP codes including Lakeview and the Ninth Ward, as many as two in three homeowners remain uncommitted.
Dean Arthur Schwartzmiller 65 received 152 years in prison after pleading to child molestation involving two 12 year old boys and related possession of child pornography. Authorities found a memoir and extensive notebooks with graphic headings.
Iraqi forces aided by U S and British aircraft killed the leader of the Soldiers of Heaven sect in Najaf while foiling a plan to strike top Shiite clerics and pilgrims during Ashoura. About 200 militants faced Iraqi and American troops in a 24 hour battle near Najaf.
Chavez seeks a mother law from the National Assembly to rule by presidential decree for 18 months in 11 areas from economy to state institutions. He envisions nationalizing firms, new taxes on the rich, and school reforms as Communal Councils gain funding and direct local spending.
Former White House press secretary Ann Fleischer testified that Libby told him July 7 2003 lunch in the White House mess revealed Valerie Plame’s CIA job. He said the information aimed to deflect reporters questions and Libby later claimed he learned of Plame from Tim Russert on July 10.
A Palestinian suicide bomber killed three Israelis at a bakery in Eilat in a rare inside Israel assault. Islamic Jihad and another group claimed responsibility as Israel pledged retaliation with air strikes near the Gaza border, causing no reported casualties.
Hamas and Fatah factions in the Gaza Strip declare a cease fire that goes into effect at 3 a.m. local time after a midnight meeting between Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and a Fatah representative. The pact aims to halt factional fighting that has killed more than 60 Palestinians in two months.
Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov vows never to permit a gay rights parade, denounces LGBT groups, and cites a city ban amid activists planning to defy it. Luzhkov spoke at a Kremlin event attended by the Russian Orthodox Church head and called the parade satanic. A climate conference note follows with Dr. Rajendra Pachauri chairing talks in Paris.
About 500 scientists and officials met in Paris for a week of edits on an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report. The document, to be released Friday, outlines how fast the world is warming, the seriousness of impacts, and human contributions, guiding policies worldwide.
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