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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2008

Page

10

Global CO2 Emissions Rise 3 Percent Warn Scientists

World emissions of carbon dioxide climbed 3 percent in 2007, surpassing worst case forecasts by a Nobel laureate group. China led emissions with the United States second, while per capita output remained highest in the U S. Despite some gains by developed nations, overall pollution increased.

Washington, D.C China United States

Jobs data show spike in claims and weak August orders

Government figures indicate August home sales and durable goods orders fell while weekly jobless claims jumped to 493,000, the highest since 2001. The Labor Department notes Hurricanes Ike and Gustav boosted claims by about 50,000, keeping four week average near levels signaling recession risks.

Washington, D.C Congress White House Labor Department Ike Gustav Louisiana Texas

Amputation dispute over circumcision in Kentucky case

Phillip Seaton and his wife sue Dr John M Patterson and Commonwealth Urology claiming his penis was removed without consent during a circumcision. They seek unspecified damages for loss of affection and punitive damages, alleging the doctor believed he found cancer and removed the organ. A later test reportedly confirmed cancer.

Louisville, Ky Kentucky Phillip Seaton John M. Patterson Seatons Patterson Commonwealth Urology Seaton Kevin George

Simpson and Fromong meet in hallway during Las Vegas trial

In the Las Vegas courthouse hallway on Thursday O J Simpson and Bruce Fromong, a memo rabilia dealer, shook hands and said they wanted to move past the incident. The exchange followed Fromong’s testimony about the Sept 13 2007 hotel room confrontation and the trial's ongoing deliberations over whether Simpson knew of guns and if the events constituted robbery or a retrieval of family mementos.

Las Vegas O.J. Simpson Simpson Bruce Fromong Fromong Lynette Gabriel Grasso Charles Cashmore Chris Owens Clark County District Attorney's Office Fromongs Jackie Glass Justice of the Peace Dr. Simpson Clark County Regional Justice Center Yale Galanter

Eleven children abandonments under Nebraska safe haven law

Eleven children aged 1 to 17 were left at Creighton University Medical Center and Immanuel Medical Center under Nebraska safe haven provisions. Nine came from one family. five boys and four girls were abandoned by an unidentified father. At least 16 children have been abandoned since the law took effect.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Creighton University Medical Center Immanuel Medical Center

Cross border clash as Pakistani troops fire on US helicopters

Pakistani forces fired on two American Kiowa helicopters near the Afghanistan border, triggering ground exchanges but no injuries. The incident raises tensions as the U S increases cross border operations in a volatile region tied to Taliban and al Qaida activity.

Kabul Afghanistan U.S Taliban al-Qaida Khost Kevin Wallace

Putin aims to deepen Russia Latin America ties

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says Latin America will be a foreign policy priority and signals talks on closer military links with Venezuela. He meets Hugo Chavez as a Russian squadron sails toward Venezuela in a display against U S influence.

Vladimir Putin Venezuela Hugo Chavez Moscow Latin America Putin Russia Chavez Caribbean Sea United States Kremlin U.S

Abducted European group moved to Libya

A 19 member European tour group abducted in a desert safari has been moved from Sudan to Libya. Sudanese troops monitored the convoy as they crossed the border in three 4x4 vehicles from Oweinat Mountain. Germany is negotiating a ransom reportedly up to 15 million dollars with the kidnappers.

Cairo Egypt Sudan Libya Oweinat Ali Youssef Associated Press Germany

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