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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2014
Page
12
A 45 year old man, Michael Whitington, captured after allegedly robbing a bank on Denver’s 16th Street pedestrian mall and fleeing to a light rail train, posed with a broad grin in a Sept. 23 mug shot. He faces one count of robbery and is due in court Tuesday. his lawyer is not yet known.
About two dozen potential jurors were dismissed for lack of impartiality as jury selection started in the penalty retrial of convicted murderer Jodi Arias in Phoenix. Some 300 prospective jurors reported, with more to come if an impartial panel cannot be found. The retrial, expected to last until mid December, will not be televised live until after verdict. Arias acknowledged killing Alexander in 2008, claiming self defense amid a brutal assault.
Beijing handles Hong Kong unrest with caution to avoid mainland crackdown but seeks quick suppression to prevent a domino effect. Riot police used pepper spray and tear gas as protests extended, while authorities block mainland publication of protest images. An analyst says the regime fears spillover and may deploy force to restore stability. An opinion piece floated sending military police to assist in suppressing riots.
Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is sworn in as Afghanistan's president with Abdullah Abdullah as chief executive. The new government aims to confront the Taliban while signaling a continued U.S. military presence under a security agreement to train and advise Afghan forces beyond 2014, with troop levels declining by 2015 and 2016.
In Kiso Japan toxic gases and ash from Mount Ontako eruption halted the search for more victims as rescuers found five more bodies near the summit. The death toll reached 36 with only 12 airlifted since the eruption began. Causes likely include suffocation from ash, falling rocks, and toxic gases.
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