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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2008
Page
14
Police say Brian Crowder, 31, was seen throwing a Molotov cocktail into woods near Atlantic coast homes burned this week. Investigators questioned him about larger fires and vegetation fuel in the region. He faces six probation violations but no fire-related charges yet. Ohio AG Marc Dann resigns. Gov. Ted Strickland pictured.
Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann quit under threat of impeachment after a sexual harassment inquiry and admitting an extramarital affair with an employee. He said the resignation would preserve the office’s ability to pursue his priorities and acknowledged the affair contributed to a hostile environment.
Soldiers and rescuers reached Hanwang as 26,000 people remained buried in collapsed buildings after a magnitude 7.9 quake. The Zipingpu Dam threat prompted 2,000 troops, while landslides blocked roads and relief efforts strained by homeless refugees and continued rain.
Former North Carolina senator and 2004 vice presidential nominee John Edwards endorses Barack Obama in Grand Rapids Michigan as Obama campaigns in a key battleground state. The move follows Clinton's West Virginia win and highlights Obama’s effort to win over working class voters. Edwards left the race in January after long hesitation.
The Red Cross on Wednesday estimated Myanmar cyclone deaths could reach 128000, far above government counts, as heavy rains cripple aid delivery to up to 2.5 million in the Irrawaddy delta. UNICEF warns that conditions worsen health and stress. A Bay of Bengal tropical low remains weak and unlikely to intensify.
In Segatian o Spain suspected Basque separatists bombed a village police barracks housing officers and families killing one and wounding four. The government called it an attempted massacre as a pre dawn car bombing blew part of the roof trapping residents.
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