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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2006
Page
13
The Federation of American Scientists urged federal research into turning video game dynamics into learning tools. The group argues games build analytical thinking teamwork multitasking and problem solving under duress and could boost school outcomes.
Satellite images indicate North Korea is preparing for a possible second nuclear blast as large rallies and anti sanctions rhetoric rise. U S officials warn another explosion would be a belligerent act while diplomacy aims to tighten sanctions and isolate Pyongyang.
President Bush signed a law enabling tougher interrogation and prosecution of terror suspects. It protects CIA methods and allows prosecutions before military commissions, with fewer rights for defendants. The move follows Supreme Court rulings and honors Sept. 11 victims, naming detainees at Guantanamo Bay awaiting trial.
In Najaf and Balad clashes kill 95 amid sectarian slaughter. US returns to Balad after days of bloodshed. Iraq's 4th Army struggles to contain attacks as Sunnis flee across the Tigris after a string of killings. Two fuel trucks attacked on outskirts.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai told the AP that Mullah Omar, the Taliban’s supreme leader, is in Quetta Pakistan. He urged Pakistan’s President Musharraf to crack down on sanctuaries as violence surges in Afghanistan and noted the U.S. reward for Omar’s capture.
U N says a 3 year old Somali refugee in Kenya has a new polio infection, the first in 22 years. The case marks a setback in eradicating the crippling disease as Kenya becomes the 26th country re infected since a 2003 vaccine boycott in Nigeria. WHO spokeswoman Fadela Chaib notes the polio strain in the Somali refugee came from nearby Somalia, which has seen re infection since 2008.
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