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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2007
Page
10
Dr Rohit Panchal records patient notes into a handheld device after rounds in the ICU at Greenwood Leflore Hospital in Greenwood Mississippi. The scene captures routine hospital care and documentation by a physician in a regional medical center.
In Sukee nswood Mississippi a national doctor shortage harms poor communities. Foreign physicians from India Philippines and sub Saharan Africa face a maze of tests and background checks to work in underserved areas like the Mississippi Delta. Post 9 11 restrictions and Britain bomb plots further tighten entry for foreign doctors.
The Senate passed a bill to raise maximum federal grants for low income students from 4310 to 5400 dollars yearly by 2011. They also plan to consider a second measure to simplify the federal aid application and address conflicts of interest in the student loan industry.
President Bush issued an executive order prohibiting cruel and inhumane interrogation of terrorism suspects including humiliating treatment of religion. The White House says if the CIA has a detention program it must follow the guidelines, with focus on al Qaida detainees who know attack plans or leaders.
At Mahmoud Abbas headquarters in Ramallah a crowd cheered as 255 Palestinian prisoners were released by Israel. Mohammed Abdullah, waiting with flag, embraced his son Majdi, heightening hopes for a peace path with two states amid Hamas influence and ongoing detentions.
Pro supporters of Judge Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry celebrate his victory in Lahore as authorities report relief amid the Supreme Court crisis. Demonstrators chant and wave flags outside government buildings while officials urge calm.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court blocked President Pervez Musharraf from removing the country’s chief justice, a surprise ruling that sharpens pressure on the president amid Islamist violence spikes and calls for his resignation. Analysts warn turbulent times if Musharraf remains in power as the ruling reshapes the political crisis.
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