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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2011
Page
10
Jury selection began in the Warren Jeffs case as his attorney argued prosecutors trampled his freedom of religion. Jeffs, 55, faces accusations linked to sexual misconduct with underage girls amid FLDS leadership scrutiny and a multi-million land trust backdrop.
Public interviews by Nafissatou Diallo sparked a dramatic shift in the Strauss-Kahn case. Prosecutors weigh a private, expanding investigation ahead of an August 1 court date while the DA office declines comment. Diallo's ABC interview and Newsweek cover story highlighted her push for justice.
Generics will flood the market as 120 brand name drugs lose exclusivity over the next decade. Lipitor and Plavix lead a wave that could cut costs 20 to 80 percent, benefiting patients, employers, and government programs.
A lawsuit filed in state court by New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms and a rabbi challenges the states gay marriage measure. They allege Senate procedural violations and violations of open meetings laws during the June 24 vote. The suit argues proper committees were not followed and opponents were blocked from speaking. In Niagara Falls hundreds of couples wed as New York legalized same sex marriage, making it the sixth and largest state to do so.
The United Nations will airlift emergency rations this week to drought ravaged Somalia where militants banned aid for over two years. The mission aims to reach at least 175000 of 22 million Somalis in need as tens of thousands trek to Kenya and Ethiopia seeking relief.
Moody's downgraded Greece by three notches to Ca one step above default and said default is virtually certain after the new EU bailout. eight Greek banks were placed on review for potential downgrade. The agency added that the measures imply substantial losses for private creditors but could help stabilize and reduce overall debt over time.
The Vatican recalled Ambassador Archbishop Giuseppe Leanza to Ireland to prepare an official response to complaints over handling of clerical abuse reports. The move signals seriousness amid criticism of delays in reporting cases, tied to a Cloyne diocese probe involving 19 priests from 1996 to 2009.
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