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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2012
Page
14
National Zoo reports Mei Xiang a giant female panda resting quietly in her enclosure. Officials say the behavior is routine for her current health and routine care schedule.
The National Zoo's giant panda cub died from liver necrosis with underdeveloped lungs possibly from premature birth. Veterinarians cited oxygen shortfalls for the liver and said officials seek to understand how often such defects occur in newborn pandas. The cub was female and born Sept. 16.
In Portland, a hacked electronic message board at a road work site displayed Warning Zombies Ahead while Night work 8 pm to 6 am was the original message. City officials stressed safety and said altering signs could distract drivers.
Turkey says a Syrian Airbus A320 diverted to Ankara carried equipment and ammunition for the Syrian Defense Ministry from a Russian agency. President Erdogan said examinations are ongoing with possible action. Yeni Safak reports 10 containers with radio receivers antennas and suspected missile parts aboard.
Police report the third victim, Samuel Perez, 53, died Thursday after being pulled from the debris of a five story parking garage at Miami Dade College. rescuers had found him alive hours earlier but could not save him and a fourth man remained missing.
The Centers for Disease Control reports 170 people sickened and 14 dead in a fungal meningitis outbreak linked to tainted back pain steroid shots. Idaho joins 11 states with illness. 33 new cases and 2 new deaths were added, as a Massachusetts specialty pharmacy recalls the steroid and related products shipped to clinics in 23 states.
A masked gunman killed a Yemeni security official linked to the U S Embassy in Sanaa in a drive by shooting near his home. The attack, attributed to al Qaida's Yemen branch, occurs amid rising regional instability and a broader post Arab Spring security deterioration. A separate report from Dublin notes Marie Stopes plans to open Ireland's first abortion clinic in Belfast offering non surgical terminations for pregnancies under nine weeks, with protests anticipated.
U S drones fired four missiles at a compound of a Pakistani militant commander in the Parachinar area, killing 16 militants and wounding 12 in Orakzai near Biland Vil lage. Separately, two bombings across Pakistan killed 10 civilians and three security personnel.
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