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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2007
Page
5
Consumers await Apple s upcoming iPhone amid hype and debate. Analysts like Michael Gartenberg credit the device with shaping mobile design and software quality, noting its multimodal function as phone, iPod, and web device while comparing it to past hits such as the Motorola Razr.
Zoila Meyer, who served on Adelanto City Council after moving from Cuba as a child, could be deported for illegal voting. She says she never naturalized, living as a legal resident and mother of four, now fearing removal to Cuba and isolation from her family.
Cantons Ohio A former classmate of the man suspected of murdering a pregnant woman was arrested on an obstruction of justice charge the FBI said Myisha Ferrell was taken into custody after deputies and agents raided her apartment. She was to be arraigned Monday. The case centers on the death of 26 year old Jessie Davis whose fetus was still in her womb.
Saddam Hussein's cousin Ali Hassan al Majid, known as Chemical Ali, was among three defendants sentenced to death for the 1987 88 Anfal crackdown. Others include former defense minister and a deputy operations director. Death sentences subject to automatic appeal.
An AP count shows 178 civilians killed by militants through June 23 and 203 by international forces, with independent figures via the UN and aid groups suggesting civilian deaths from both sides are roughly equal through late May.
A car bomb killed six UN peacekeepers patrolling in southern Lebanon, the first attack on the expanded international force since last summer’s war. In the north, Lebanese troops fought Sunni militants, with ten deaths reported. Hezbollah condemned the attack as suspicious and harmful to Lebanon’s south.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice laments the slow end to violence in Darfur and welcomes France’s new government energy toward the crisis. She calls the four year conflict a humanitarian disaster and urges the international community to act quickly and responsibly. She also praises an Arab backed push for Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and a forthcoming Israeli Palestinian summit in Egypt.
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