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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2011
Page
14
Five men with French addresses, described as bar hoppers, broke into a Bexar County courthouse in San Antonio. Police used a tactical response, bomb-sniffing dogs, and closed blocks for safety while releasing a surveillance image of two in sombreros. The men were arrested around 1:30 a.m. and later deemed harmless.
Philadelphia police took two more children into protective custody as they probe suspects who locked disabled adults in a bank basement for a Social Security fraud scheme. Virginia authorities investigated a 2008 death linked to the ringleader. Maxine Lee died of meningitis with a wasting disease while a malnourished teenage niece with burn marks and pellet wounds lived with Weston.
Wildlife rescue volunteers returned to Golden Gate Park to capture a red tailed hawk found with a nail driven through its head. The bird was spotted in the park’s southwest corner the night before, with a nail protruding from its cheek toward the skull.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrives unannounced in Kabul to urge Karzai and Afghan leaders to sustain reconciliation with Taliban elements and deepen counterterrorism cooperation with Pakistan. She will meet Karzai and officials amid Haqqani network attacks and a regional push toward Istanbul talks.
Libya's acting prime minister Mahmoud Jibril says ousted leader Muammar Gadhafi may be recruiting fighters from Africa to destabilize the new regime. He cites reports of 68 vehicles carrying fighters crossing into Mali and a 12 000-strong force allied with the Hamada tribe. Hillary Clinton says the U S shares concern and hopes Gadhafi is captured or killed.
Liberal Democrat Mike Hancock 65 steps down from the House of Commons Defense Committee amid the case surrounding Ekaterina Zatuliveter, his former research assistant accused of passing sensitive information to Russian intelligence. Zatuliveter denies government brokered claims she acted as an ear in Parliament.
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