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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2013
Page
12
National coverage notes a rare overlap of Thanksgiving and Hanukkah sparking buzz and business. A 9 year old New York boy created the Menur key and raised over 48000 on Kickstarter for a turkey shaped menorah while trademarks for Thanksgivukkah go to the creators.
Little Amelia Sloan symbolizes a growing U S effort to decode infant DNA through genome sequencing. Proponents say newborn screening could guide care and future risk awareness while opponents warn of ethical issues false alarms and privacy.
North Korea pushes to complete the Masik Pass ski resort on its east coast amid harsh winds and rough roads. Officials tout the project as proof of cultural progress with Kim Jong Un possibly admiring the site, while a small ski population remains.
Two Americans and a German American share the Nobel Prize in medicine for revealing how bubbles inside cells shuttle cargo to specific destinations. James Rothman of Yale Randy Schekman of UC Berkeley and Thomas Sudhof of Stanford split the $1.2 million award for work enabling insights into epilepsy diabetes and neurological diseases and guiding biotech protein production.
Syrian state media says government forces wrested control of a key road connecting the heartland to Aleppo, reopening a major supply route after heavy fighting with rebels. The battle for Syria's largest city has been a brutal, block-by-block stalemate for 15 months.
Cairo AP reports nine security officers died in a Sinai string of attacks. an attack on a main satellite communications center and a bombing at a security headquarters left three police dead. Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim says the bomber died by his own action and investigators analyze body parts to identify those behind the strikes.
Kenyan intelligence links Abdulkadir Mohamed Abdulkadir known as Ikrima to plots against Kenya parliament and United Nations headquarters in Nairobi. The pre-dawn raid failed to capture or kill him, according to an anonymous U.S. official.
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