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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2003
Page
9
Austrian researchers find patients with two antibodies among those with possible MS symptoms are 76 times likelier to develop MS than those without. Early symptoms mimic stroke or brain tumor. one third recover without MS, others may take years for a second flare to appear.
U S forces captured former interior minister Mahmud Diab al Ahmed and Baath official Mizban Khadr Hadi among 34 of 55 most wanted fugitives detained. Hadi surrendered in Baghdad while al Ahmed was captured, Centcom said with few details. Sad dam and his two sons remain at large.
Senate Democrats used a filibuster to kill a Bush backed bill that would cap medical malpractice damages. The 49 to 48 vote fell 11 votes short of the 60 needed to advance, with party line splits and critical statements from Sen. Dick Durbin about protecting victims of medical errors.
South Korea's National Intelligence Service told the National Assembly it believes North Korea has reprocessed a small portion of the 8000 spent fuel rods at Yongbyon. Reprocessing all would yield plutonium for several bombs, raising fears of a broader weapons program.
President Bush said Washington will unlikely deploy large forces to Liberia, favoring advisers and trainers to avoid overextending troops. He noted Pentagon training of African peacekeepers and planned meetings with U N officials as Africa tour continues. He urged Zimbabwe reforms and praised South Africa’s Mbeki as an honest broker.
Insurgents launched fresh assaults killing at least two American soldiers and wounding another in shootings and RPG attacks near Mahmudiyah south of Baghdad and near Tikrit. A separate non hostile gunshot death and a Balad 101st Airborne fatality were also reported.
A security videotape cited by Marion Suge Knight's attorney disputes police and parole claims that the Death Row founder punched a parking attendant from behind outside the White Lotus Club. Knight could face up to a year if found in violation.
A Black Labrador retriever limped to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital in Beckley West Virginia seeking help after a July 4 injury. Hospital staff treated the dog and offered to cover the veterinary bill, refusing to release the animal to the streets.
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