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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2009
Page
11
Police believe Eridania Rodriguez died after vanishing from a Manhattan high rise. Her belongings were left behind and no witnesses or evidence emerged during a building search, raising serious concerns of foul play.
Thousands of California vendors face cash flow crisis as JPMorgan Chase Bank of America Wells Fargo and Citigroup refuse to honor warrants. Despite treasurer pressure banks hold line delaying payment amid a $26.3 billion budget gap. Businesses warn of layoffs and survival struggles until a budget deal is reached.
A new unclassified summary from five inspectors general says the Bush administration authorized secret surveillance beyond the warrantless wiretapping program. The report questions its legal basis, scope, and the value of intelligence gained, noting oversight should be tightened. It cites interviews with Hayden, Rumsfeld, and Gonzales, among others.
A rogue light brown bull named Capuchino bolted from the pack during Pamplona Spain’s running of the bulls. It gored a young Spaniard in the neck, the first fatality in nearly 15 years, as nine others were injured in the fourth of eight runs.
In Urumqi a 26 year old Madina Ahram led a street march as riot police blocked protesters after Muslim women took a frontline role in the Xinjiang unrest that has left at least 184 dead. Authorities blame Rebiya Kadeer though she denies instigation.
Crammed vans and roof sacks carry the first of Pakistan's 2 million refugees back home after the army says Taliban militants were expelled from northern strongholds. Officials warn the refugee crisis will persist as a new offensive looms nearby. Refugees spent two months in camps and crowded homes south of the war zone.
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