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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2006
Page
6
National headlines show Dale Huss of Sea Mist Farms inspecting spinach fields beside Doug Mosebar, president of the California Farm Bureau Federation, amid ongoing agricultural coverage.
In San Francisco AP report growers say the spinach E coli scare has prompted a safety recheck of operations and fears about public trust. They note 187 illnesses and one death while losses mounted as crops were discarded, and call for regrouping as officials declare spinach safe to eat.
Isaac, the ninth named Atlantic storm, centered about 800 miles south of Cape Race Newfoundland with sustained winds near 80 mph up from 75 mph the day before. A tropical storm watch was issued for southeastern Newfoundland as Isaac moved north at about 21 mph with a expected turn to the north-northeast.
Derek Jacobs an 18 year old engineering prodigy and former national attention figure due to chip implants on live TV died in a motorcycle crash in Palm Beach County. He lost control early Saturday struck a guardrail and a pole while wearing a helmet. His mother Leslie Jacobs recalled his brilliance and plans to pursue an engineering degree and neurosurgery. He became a Microsoft certified systems engineer at age 12.
FBI counterterrorism chief warns of possible collaboration between organized crime and terrorist groups. A Pentagon study notes overlapping networks and money flows, while officials say criminals will work with anyone willing to pay, including La Cosa Nostra and Russian and Asian syndicates tied to al Qaida.
The UN called Israel’s withdrawal from nearly all of south Lebanon significant progress though friction remains with the Ghajar village still under Israeli control. Hezbollah warns of renewed attacks if air, sea or land violations persist as UNIFIL and Lebanese forces prepare for full border policing under UN Security Council resolution 1701.
A new tape features Mohamed Atta and Ziad Jarrah smiling for a camera and reading a will in footage shot over 18 months before the 9/11 attacks. Osama bin Laden appears, with experts noting the clip’s departure from al Qaida’s usual polished releases. The video, said to be from Afghanistan, was reported by The Sunday Times and suggests a different, softer look for the ringleader Atta.
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