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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2004
Page
24
Ivory Coast residents survey debris and stock up on food as calm returns to Abidjan after days of anti foreigner violence. Western nations evacuate hundreds, South Africa holds urgent talks amid regional concern over instability in West Africa.
A WHO committee approved experiments to alter smallpox to add a marker gene that glows if alive, aiding rapid screening of anti-smallpox drugs. The agency said the work is to improve treatment, while a U.S. expert voiced caution about the manipulation.
Japan tracked an unidentified submarine that entered territorial waters near Okinawa. Tokyo deployed a reconnaissance plane and destroyer while the vessel lingered two hours and then moved north as officials sought to confirm its origin. Prime Minister Koizumi noted vagueness can aid handling.
A Manila-bound passenger train derailed and plunged into a 40-foot ravine near Padre Burgos, injuring about 118 and killing at least 10, including a mother and her 1-year-old child. Four cars overturned as rescue teams searched. Major injuries were flown to hospitals per officials.
U.S. forces press the Fallujah cordon with a four day offensive targeting militants in the south while insurgents mount attacks in Mosul 220 miles away. About 600 insurgents 18 U.S. troops and five Iraqi soldiers are reported fatally hurt. Al Jazeera shows a Lebanese born contractor Dean Sadek appealing to halt cooperation with authorities.
The IAEA reported small scale uranium enrichment and plutonium processing by South Korea from the 1980s to 2000s. It found no evidence of an arms program, though a separate low level enrichment attempt was noted. Officials denied government aims for weapons and described the work as unauthorized lab experiments.
London AP reports Hugh Grant says acting feels miserable and long, plans to write a brilliant script as retirement looms after promoting Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason. He cites fatigue and a desire for fresh work, amid ties to Jemima Khan.
North Vernon hunter Jim Mick, 69, says he wrestled a 150 pound deer after it charged him during a solo hunt. He managed a ten minute struggle, placed a tree between them, and the deer retreated, leaving Mick with bruising and chest injuries.
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