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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2007
Page
7
Senator Larry Craig plans to file court papers to withdraw his August guilty plea for disorderly conduct from a Minneapolis bathroom sting. His attorney cited stress and haste, while supporters warn such requests are rarely granted and political consequences loom.
Explorers with the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society located a century-old ore carrier wreck about 460 feet deep, eight miles north of Deer Park Michigan. The Cyprus sank Oct. 11, 1907, after launching less than two months earlier. 22 of 23 crew died, survivor Charles G. Pitt drifted ashore after seven hours.
Senate Democrat Joseph Biden calls Bush plan dead wrong and urges firm target dates for troop withdrawals. He argues security is deteriorating in Baghdad and Anbar while Petraeus and Crocker testify, as officials say no major troop reductions beyond symbolic cuts.
A House Homeland Security Committee review cites failures to stop an infectious TB case from leaving the U.S. and delays in reporting. It highlights CDC gaps in transporting contagious patients and strict border controls, noting Andrew Speaker's travel to Europe for wedding events and return via Canada with a retiring inspector involved.
California and 11 other states consider bills to ban teen drivers from using cell phones and texting. The bills aim to reduce distraction and crashes, though opponents call it government meddling. Governor Schwarzenegger undecided as his daughter started driving last year.
Nawaz Sharif arrives back in Pakistan after seven years in London exile to lead a campaign against Musharraf. police seal routes and detain supporters while Sharif warns of possible arrest and deportation by the government. The move heightens tensions ahead of upcoming elections amid Islamist violence fears.
Transcripts from Guantanamo hearings show detainees question charges while panels weigh releases. Many detainees attended hearings rarely. some admit fighting with Taliban yet seek peaceful home. Since 2002 about 435 prisoners have been transferred or released to 25 nations.
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