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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2003
Page
5
A new easier-to-use blood thinner pill shows promise as a 50 year alternative to warfarin. In trials with 17 000 patients the drug matched or beat warfarin in preventing clots. It acts quickly and eliminates regular blood testing needed with Coumadin.
Rescuers blasted through rock to reach 11 of 13 coal miners trapped six days in a southern Russia shaft. One miner died underground and another remained missing as crews reached a chamber where the men had taken refuge after a flood. A note on a ventilation pipe indicated their movements.
A major solar eruption sent charged particles toward Earth disrupting communications and hindering firefighting in California. Harvard Smithsonian astrophysicist John Kohl warned the event could be severe while Japan's JAXA reported Kodama satellite malfunctions and a temporary shutdown until solar activity subsides.
Public Citizen's Sidney Wolfe urged the FDA to ban Serzone in the United States due to cases of deadly liver failure and its lack of superior benefit over older antidepressants. He argued the US lags in drug safety and called for removal before more people are injured.
Governor elect Arnold Schwarzenegger pushes a revised electricity deregulation plan amid concerns over past failures. Adviser James Sweeney urges repair over reboot while critics warn of renewed risk to California’s finances and grid stability.
The Abrams battle tank was disabled by a roadside bomb near Balad 45 miles north of Baghdad. Two American crewmen were killed and a third evacuated to a U S hospital in Germany.
In Crystal River Florida fishermen wholesalers and restaurateurs lament a poor two week start to stone crab season. Warm weather slows crab movement reducing landings and lifting prices despite the season running Oct. 15 to May 15 and a typical annual claw yield of about 3 million pounds worth at least 50 million dollars.
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