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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2009
Page
11
Virginia Tech gunman Seung-Hui Cho’s mental health records, missing for over two years, were found last week in the home of Dr. Robert C. Miller, former director of the university clinic. A memo to Gov Kaine’s counsel confirms the discovery amid a lawsuit by victims’ families.
A federal jury found West Point officials did not violate the First Amendment when they removed eight protesters who wore anti war shirts at a 2004 Army Navy basketball game. The demonstrators were escorted out and later banned from West Point for five years.
Hillary Rodham Clinton tells North Korea that irreversible steps to denuclearize could lead to full normalization of relations and coordinated sanctions relief. She cites a permanent peace regime and energy aid as possible outcomes while warning against continued nuclear buildup and stressing alliance protection. She also notes a broader approach with Iran through international cooperation.
Pakistani officials voiced fears that a U S led attack in Helmand province Afghanistan could push Taliban fighters into Baluchistan. They stressed they have not asked Washington to halt operations and urged coordinated planning with Islamabad to manage cross border movements.
A Permanent Court of Arbitration decision splits Abyei between the government north and the rebel south, granting oil fields to the north while preserving a large southern area with former fighters' home villages. The ruling, praised by both sides, prompts swift implementation calls from the international community.
Two Anglican dioceses in Britain, Blackburn and Southwell and Nottingham, say they will change how they administer communion to curb swine flu spread. The precautions come as Notting ham reports high swine flu cases and officials stress protecting vulnerable worshippers.
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