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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2007
Page
9
Mattel Inc warns it faces a hit to its reputation as it recalls 800000 toys tied to lead paint in products from Barbie accessories to GeoTrax locomotives and Big Big World toys. The third recall in just over a month adds pressure as shares fall.
Rescuers search rugged Nevada wilderness for Steve Fossett after his single engine plane vanished Monday while scouting dry lake beds for a world land speed attempt. Branson calls Fossett the top gliding pilot and believes he would have landed the plane if anyone could.
ConAgra Foods Inc the largest microwave popcorn maker will change the Orville Redenbacher and Act II recipes over the next year to remove a flavoring chemical linked to a lung ailment in popcorn plant workers. A leading lung research hospital doctor warned regulators that consumers may be at risk from fumes from buttery flavoring.
Three militants linked to an al Qaida affiliate planned imminent bomb attacks against Americans in Germany. The group, including two German converts and a Turkish citizen, allegedly obtained detonators and chemicals to exceed Madrid 2004 and London 2005 bombs. Probes say Ramstein base and Frankfurt airport were targets. police substituted harmless material during the six month operation. The crackdown follows other European plots amid Sept 11 anniversary coverage.
In Durham New Hampshire Republican contenders greeted Fred Thompson’s late entry to the race with humor and advice. Romney praised meeting voters in New Hampshire and Iowa while Giuliani warned the nomination would not be handed to any candidate. Thompson appeared on The Tonight Show before the fifth debate, arguing he would rather be in New Hampshire.
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon visited Al Salaam camp, home to about 46,000 refugees, and said he was shocked by the scene while pledging to increase peace efforts and protect human rights. Thousands cheered as he spoke from a water tower. In Gaza, Israeli leaders warned of cutting vital supplies if rocket fire continues, while ruling out a large scale military response.
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