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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2012
Page
12
A man, unnamed, claims he was the boy sexually assaulted by Jerry Sandusky in Penn State locker room showers and threatens to sue the university. His lawyers say they have overwhelming evidence and cite years of abuse by Sandusky, aided by a culture at Penn State.
A dozen hospitals in seven states scramble to locate people possibly infected by a traveling medical technician charged with causing a New Hampshire outbreak. David Kwiatkowski, 33, allegedly stole anesthetic drugs and contaminated syringes, with his resume details emerging as facilities report tests showing hepatitis C linked to 30 patients. Authorities say he was fired in April 2010 after being found unresponsive with syringes in an Arizona hospital locker room and later treated there with cocaine and marijuana in his system.
Somali leaders press a nine day session to debate a draft constitution that would protect abortion to save mothers, guarantee medical care and water, while conservatives protest liberal promises. The assembly also weighs future elections and a new 275 member parliament before UN mandate expires.
Washington sources report at the International AIDS Conference that over 50 percent of Americans with HIV may be over age 50 by decade's end. Health officials note rising aging-related problems and a growing share of new diagnoses among older adults, with 17 percent of 2009 HIV cases in people aged 50 plus. The trend reflects longer survival and late access to treatment in poorer regions.
International reports say Manaf Tlass offered himself Thursday as a unifying figure for the fractured opposition after failing to persuade Bashar al Assad to end the crackdown. Opponents remain skeptical, warning he would revive the regime differently. Istanbul and Qatar context noted.
Chinese authorities report 77 flood deaths in Beijing after days of public doubt over the official count of 37. Nearly half of the victims were found in Fangshan district while officials vow to reflect and improve disaster resilience amid a rare humility gesture.
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