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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2013
Page
12
In Austin a party line vote moves HB 2 toward a full House vote after limiting testimony and tightening security. Gov. Perry urges rapid action as lawmakers return for a second special session to restrict abortion access amidst mass Capitol attendance and testimony turnout.
New York AP report says the caramel coloring used in Pepsi still contains 4 methylimidazole a potential carcinogen even after PepsiCo Coca Cola announced formula changes. The Center for Environmental Health found Coke tests negative outside California while Pepsi products still show trace 4 Mel. Pepsi says suppliers will adjust manufacturing to reduce 4 Mel levels.
The armed forces ousted Mohammed Morsi after a year in power and suspended the constitution, forming a technocrat-led interim government as protests surged nationwide. Army chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi announced the move and pledged a short transition to new elections while warning against violence.
President Obama ordered a review of U.S. foreign aid to Egypt after the military ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi. He framed the move as not a coup, urged a quick return to civilian democratic rule, and called for avoiding arbitrary arrests of Morsi and his supporters.
As 14 states prepare for Sundays polls in Mexico, at least eight local politicians or relatives have been killed or kidnapped. Attacks target candidates amid fears of drug gangs and corrupt local powers, highlighting grassroots violence despite claims of improving democracy under President Pena Nieto.
King Albert announces he will abdicate on July 21 handing over the throne to Crown Prince Philippe after a 20 year reign marked by Flemish Walloon tensions. Albert, age 79, cites age and health as reasons and says Philippe is prepared to succeed.
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