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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2007
Page
13
In Philadelphia a robber shot and killed two armored car guards as they retrieved deposits from a bank ATM. The brazen daylight heist prompted a citywide manhunt that shut a mall and several schools. Police described the gunman as silent and unknown, with one guard wounded and a third injured.
Agriculture Department officials faced criticism over an 18 day delay in recalling tainted ground beef. They said they could speed future recalls after initial tests on September seven showed possible E coli contamination in frozen hamburger patties.
A turboprop cargo plane from Africa One slammed into a poor neighborhood near Kinshasa after takeoff, killing at least 25. Police and U N reports say two aboard survived and at least three on the ground died. Russian nationals are among the dead.
The final group of 45 workers from the Elandsrand mine surfaced near 9 pm after more than 36 hours trapped by a shaft collapse caused by a burst pipe. Harmony Gold reports no deaths and dehydration treated. union warns on safety and escape-route flooding as the mine remains closed for six weeks for investigation.
The widow Lucia Hinart and five of Pinochet’s children are among 23 indictment subjects over alleged corruption tied to the dictator’s USS bank accounts. Retired generals Jorge Ballerino Guillermo Garin Juan Romero and Hector Letelier are named along with aides and lawyers as arrests proceed.
Police report two high profile killings in Iraq amid sectarian power struggles. Abbas Hassan Hamza, the top Shiite official in Skandariyah district, was killed when a car bomb hit his convoy on the way to work. A Sunni anti al Qaida sheik north of Baghdad was also killed by a roadside blast. At least 31 people died nationwide in bombings in Baghdad and Tal Afar.
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