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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2005
Page
5
Four dissident unions representing about one third of AFL-CIO members plan a Sunday boycott signaling a possible break with the federation over strategies to reverse long-term membership decline. The convention opens Monday and officials say the step toward severing ties remains unlikely in the near term.
House Senate conferees dropped protection for MTBE makers from lawsuits, abandoning an $11.4 billion cleanup fund in a bid to finish energy legislation. Senator Domenici said key MTBE issues were resolved but left liability protection unresolved as House negotiators push a new plan.
Police search Sharm el Sheikh for three suspects tied to Egypts worst terror strike killing dozens at Ghazala Gardens and two northern Sinai hotel bombings last October. Demonstrations by about 1000 workers and foreigners show resilience amid tourism fears.
The court ruled in favor of Polanski after Vanity Fair accused him of propositioning a Norwegian model in a New York restaurant on the way to Sharon Tate’s funeral. Beatte Telle did not testify and disputed the claim in an interview.
In Baghdad a suicide truck bomb exploded near the Rashad police station in Mashtal, killing at least 22 people and injuring about 30 as security barriers blocked the bomber. The blast damaged two dozen cars and nearby shops during a sandstorm. A separate western Iraq blast killed a U.S. Marine.
Veterans and law enforcement condemn New Line Cinema for a Wedding Crashers spoof that uses a fake Purple Heart to attract bridesmaids. FBI agent Thomas Cottone Jr warns against fake medals and a House bill seeks harsher penalties for false medal claims.
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