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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2006
Page
13
FBI said Tuesday it found no evidence of Jimmy Hoffa after excavating a Detroit area horse farm. The two week operation involved many agents and specialists, with a demolition crew dismantling a barn as part of the probe.
ATLANTA AP Canadians healthier than most Americans Harvard Medical School researchers found Americans are 42 percent more likely to have diabetes 32 percent more likely to have high blood pressure and 12 percent more likely to have arthritis based on a telephone health survey. CANON CITY Colo AP An 8 year old boy missing since Saturday was found Tuesday after searchers investigated a crying child report in a remote canyon about 35 miles southwest of Pikes Peak He is alive and well evacuation to a hospital.
President Bush moves to name Henry Paulson a Wall Street insider and Goldman Sachs chief executive as the next Treasury secretary. The 60 year old veteran would succeed John Snow, as the White House seeks to strengthen its economic push amid market jitters and a changing economic team.
John Allen Muhammad was found guilty of six Maryland killings in a four hour trial markin g the first time Lee Malvo testified against him. The jury's verdict came after Muhammad argued his own defense and faced life without parole for the Maryland murders while already on death row in Virginia.
Brussels reports say despite the EU court ruling the United States will continue to access passenger data from Europe. Officials expect a reworked framework by September 30 to restore legal footing while the program remains in effect with names addresses and credit card details among the data shared.
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