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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2011
Page
13
The FDA approves Dificid tablets from imer Pharmaceuticals Inc to treat Clostridium difficile infection. The illness affects over 700 000 U.S. patients yearly and can cause diarrhea and life threatening colon inflammation, especially in older individuals.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor reported nearly 1.2 million dollars in advance for an untitled memoir with Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. The disclosure appeared in her annual personal finances report, released Friday, detailing income for herself and eight fellow justices.
The Justice Department announced EVA Airways will pay a 13.2 million criminal fine for participating in a price fixing scheme that involved 22 air cargo firms. Twenty-one executives have been charged and 1.8 billion in fines have been levied. The conspiracy began in January 2003 and lasted through February 2006, affecting shipments of LCD components, perishables, and consumer goods on flights within Taiwan and internationally to the United States.
Belgrade reports say Ratko Mladic could be extradited to the Hague as early as Monday. The former Bosnian Serb commander, once on the run for 16 years, is deemed fit to stand trial for genocide and war crimes, with Serbia set to hand him over to the U N tribunal amid appeals.
The National Declassification Center will publish the full Pentagon Papers next week, 40 years after excerpts appeared in The New York Times. Eleven words on one page remain secret, but the rest of the 7000 pages will be released online and in hard copy. The release follows a landmark press free speech Supreme Court ruling.
Russia's President Medvedev said no new sanctions on Syria are needed and urged Bashar Assad to implement democratic reforms. He spoke after eight people were killed in anti-government protests as security forces fired on demonstrators following the G8 summit in Deauville France.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called on Muammar Gadhafi to step down at the G8 summit. He ruled out asylum for the Libyan leader and said Moscow would discuss a possible place to stay only after Gadhafi leaves. Medvedev sent envoy Mikhail Margelov to Benghazi to hold talks with the rebels.
Islamic militants seized a southern Yemeni city killing eight policemen and two civilians. They occupied two banks, the tax bureau, and two security offices, with witnesses noting militants moving freely afterward. The event follows months of protests against President Saleh.
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