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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2010
Page
12
In Washington Pelosi secured another term as House Democratic leader despite calls from some members for new direction after midterm losses. The vote kept Pelosi in place while debates about strategy and leadership continued.
The FDA labels caffeinated alcohol beverages as unsafe and a public health risk citing alcohol poisoning and related harms. Companies have 15 days to respond with plans to remove products or defend safety before potential seizure actions by the government.
A Russian suspect pleaded not guilty in New York to arms related charges. The defendant, identified through an interpreter, answered questions from a judge as his attorney Sabrina Sheed stood by. The court questioned an accompanying financial affidavit, and the defendant affirmed its accuracy.
President Jalal Talabani, citing compassion as an Iraqi Christian and Socialist, refuses to sign Tariq Aziz’s death warrant. The Vatican urges Iraq to intervene diplomatically to stop the sentence amid Shiite calls for accountability for past crimes.
NATO official Mark Sedwill said the 2014 date is a goal not a deadline and combat could continue into the next decade. The plan foresees handovers starting next year and lasting through 2014, with risk depending on force withdrawals and provincial security shifts.
An explosion ripped through a car in Gaza City on Wednesday, killing two people and wounding three. Hamas officials said the cause and victims' identities were not yet determined.
A group of Malagasy military officers seized control during a referendum on a new constitution, claiming power. President Andry Rajoelina, backed by the military, remains defiant as the vote proceeds.
In Mariehamn Finland an AP tasting of a Baltic shipwreck salvage reveals what is billed as the world’s oldest champagne. Experts note mushroom and honey notes while a reporter finds only light fizz and yeast flavors. 168 bottles were raised near the Aland Islands in July.
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