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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2007
Page
13
The House voted to ease conviction of private contractors defrauding the U.S. during wartime, creating a new federal statute against contracting abuse in military operations and reconstruction. The bill would give federal courts jurisdiction in all cases, closing a loophole cited by Rep. Abercrombie.
AP photo shows Sen Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York addressing residents during a town hall session Tuesday in Webster City Iowa fueling campaign energy and focus on voter concerns in the early caucus state.
Hillary Rodham Clinton proposed tax cuts up to 1000 dollars a year to encourage working age families to open personal 401(k) retirement accounts in Webster City Iowa. The plan would be paid for by higher estate taxes as asserted by a New York senator.
Iraqi Christians die when guards from Unity Resources Group shoot at a car approaching their convoy in Baghdad. The incident adds to concerns over security firms in Iraq after a recent Blackwater shooting. Company COO Michael Priddin stated further details would follow after verification and authorities are notified.
The Supreme Court denied Khaled el Masri's bid to bring his lawsuit seeking accountability for alleged CIA abduction and torture as part of the post 9/11 rendition program. The German citizen argues he was mistaken for an al Qaeda associate and detained in 2003 while en route to Macedonia on New Year's Eve.
Isa 21 confirms a 10 mile road project in the West Bank to link Palestinian communities that might be cut off by the Israeli separation barrier. Critics say the route tightens Israeli control over land near Jerusalem as peace talks stall.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Vladimir Putin after talks in Russia say some differences over Iran’s nuclear activities have been bridged. Sarkozy, visiting Russia for the first time as president, offered no details on convergences or a quick global solution, while Russian officials gave no public progress remarks.
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