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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2009
Page
11
An unknown gunman opened fire in a North Hollywood parking garage injuring two men in their 40s near the Adat Yeshurun Valley Sephardic Orthodox synagogue. Police say the incident may be random and no motive is known. both victims were hospitalized in good condition and expected to recover.
In Hackensack New Jersey prosecutors cross examined 62 year old Edward Ates a Florida man accused in 2006 of killing his former son in law Paul Dunesak. They argue he could not have acted as a marksman given his weight and energy level while his defense counters with alibi and travel details including a 21 hour drive to Louisiana.
On the Capitol steps Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls the new health care bill a historic moment asHouse Democrats unveil sweeping coverage measures. The plan would extend insurance to about 96 percent of Americans via a government regulated exchange with subsidies for low income individuals and small businesses and require most people to carry insurance. Large firms must cover workers and the bill aims to curb pre existing condition denials and slow medical spending growth.
A study presented in Philadelphia finds patients hospitalized with seasonal flu who were already taking statins Lipitor or Zocor before infection were about twice as likely to survive as those not on statins. Researchers caution this is not proof of a cure and call for more study.
U S Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton bluntly accused Pakistan of missing opportunities to kill or capture al Qaida leaders linked to the Sept 11 attacks. She questioned Pakistan's government ability or willingness to reach the top-tier militants in the Afghanistan border region during a Lahore interview. Relatives mourn in Sadr City Baghdad over Sahra Abdallah's death.
Market roundup highlights De Als leading the list in the top 20 percent and E in batter performance. Investors monitor gains, sector shifts, and notable movements across key stocks as analysts assess near term outlook.
Iraq says it has jailed 11 army officers and 50 security officials over Sunday bombings in Baghdad that killed 155 people. The arrests aim to calm public outrage and show government action ahead of January elections and the U.S. troop withdrawal. Maj. Gen. Qassim al-Moussawi confirmed the detentions to the AP.
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