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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 2003

Page

12

Sun Hurls Solar Flare Promising Disruptions Worldwide

Scientists warn a powerful solar eruption may disrupt Earth’s communications this week and hamper California firefighting efforts. Measurements point to a geomagnetic storm lasting up to 24 hours, potentially affecting satellites and high frequency radios while sparking auroras from Texas to Florida.

Earth California Kohl Texas Florida

Del Monte Soup Recalled Over Egg White Contamination

About 31,650 pounds of 19 ounce Del Monte soup sold as Food Lion Ready to Serve Chili Grilled Sirloin were recalled after packaging mislabeled as Chicken with Vegetables and Pasta containing egg whites. FSIS classifies as a health hazard with allergy risk. no reactions reported. Dispatched to 11 states including Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Expiration July 2005 lot PF3G24.

Pittsburgh Food Lion U.S. Department of Agriculture del Monte USDA Melissa Murphy Food Safety and Inspection Service Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia

Senators press TSA over allowing butane lighters on planes

Senators Wyden and Dorgan urge a TSA review of allowing two butane lighters and four books of matches per passenger aboard flights. They cite Richard Reid's 2002 failed shoe bomb plot and warn odorless lighters could enable covert attacks. TSA argues rules reflect current intelligence and aviation security plans.

Washington Transportation Security Administration Ron Wyden Oregon Byron Dorgan North Dakota Wyden Richard Reid Dorgan TSA James Loy Brian Turmai Turmail

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