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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2010
Page
13
Firefighters battled a week old wildfire near Boulder and a second blaze near Loveland that has damaged at least 166 homes. Crews used aircraft and hundreds of personnel with containment around 20 to 25 percent on the second fire. Merlin Green called progress slow but steady.
PG&E announces a dedicated fund for explosion victims in San Bruno. President Chris Johns says the money will help cover day to day needs with no strings attached as residents of destroyed or damaged homes prepare to receive checks up to 50 000 this week.
Marine Sgt and squad charged with killing 24 Iraqis face a fresh delay after military judge Lt Col David M Jones excused civilian attorney Colby Vokey over an undisclosed ethics conflict. The five year-old case heads toward trial at Navy on short notice.
Indian police patrolled Kashmir with a curfew threat after protests turned deadly, killing 19 in a day. Demonstrators faced tear gas and gunfire as crowds threw rocks in Baramulla and Charar e Sharief amid anti-US and anti-government demonstrations that have left hundreds dead this summer.
Serbian court awaits Sept. 27 ruling on Miladin Kovacevic plea to brutal May 2008 barroom beating of Bryan Steinhauer near Binghamton University. If approved, Kovacevic would serve about two years and three months, much of it already served, relieving U.S.-Serbia tensions valued by prosecutors. Steinhauer, 24, Brooklyn, sustained skull fractures and brain injury. Family calls sentence too lenient and opposes the deal.
Japan says a senior Chinese official will visit Tokyo for five days despite a dispute over the arrest of a Chinese fishing boat captain after a collision with two Japanese patrol vessels near the Senkaku Diaoyu islands. Beijing asks to delay Li Jianguo’s trip for various reasons as tensions rise.
NATO and Afghan officials said up to 30 insurgents were killed in fighting ahead of parliamentary elections. Up to 23 militants were killed in Helmand on Monday and three in Wardak on Tuesday, with no reported coalition casualties.
Two suspected U S missile strikes hit militant targets in a Pakistani tribal area on Tuesday. Intelligence officials say at least 14 militants were killed, marking the most intense period of such strikes in over two years. The AP tally reports 12 attacks this month.
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