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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2014
Page
12
A Maui surfer said he punched and kicked a 12 to 14 foot tiger shark as it neared his family group off Manlaea. He swung his board and hit the shark’s nose, paddling to shore after a 14 inch bite on his board. No injuries reported.
WHO declares Nigeria Ebola free after 20 cases and eight deaths. Officials praise tracking and aggressive rehydration using salt sugar solution. Dr Adaora Igonoh explains daily intake of about 1.3 gallons of fluids during treatment amid symptoms and recovery efforts across West Africa.
A Dallas County deputy fell ill after searching the home of the first U S patient to die from Ebola. Urgent care centers across the country lack isolation units and other essentials, prompting doctors to advise patients with exposure to seek hospital care. The Urgent Care Association of America now asks members to direct suspected Ebola cases to hospitals for treatment.
Dr Simon Mardel urges hydration and avoidance of anti inflammatory drugs to halve deaths from Ebola. About 120 people in the United States monitor symptoms after possible exposure in Dallas. Over 40 cleared as the 21 day incubation passes. The EU seeks 1.3 billion to fight the outbreak while President Obama urges world leaders to support action. WHO chief Chan says an internal report on bungled efforts is a work in progress with facts not fully checked.
Gary police link seven slayings of Northwestern Indiana women to Darren Vann. The 43 year old Gary man pleaded guilty to a 2009 Texas sexual assault and was released in 2013. Investigators say more victims could exist dating back 20 years, though corroboration is pending.
Oscar Pistorius faces a decision today from Judge Thokozile Masipa on culpable homicide for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Prosecutors seek at least ten years in prison. defense urges three years of correctional supervision with house arrest and community service.
Sweden conducts its largest submarine search since the USSR era with naval ships helicopters and ground troops scouring the Stockholm archipelago for a suspected foreign underwater craft. Officials have not named any country, while Moscow hints the craft could be Dutch and regional tensions rise amid Baltic border incidents.
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