AAP General News (Australia)
08-18-2008
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers
ADELAIDE, Aug 18 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:
Page 1: Australian girls win gold in the swimming relay at the Beijing Olympics.
Page 2: No clean-up yet by Exxon-Mobil at its mothballed Port Stanvac refinery site in Adelaide.
Page 3: Ambulance officers declare some suburbs no-go zones because of assaults.
World: Russia says troops will begin withdrawing from Georgia (Igoeti). Zimbabwe's
opposition leader wants to be prime minister and would leave Robert Mugabe in control
of the military to end political crisis (Johannesburg). Presidential candidates John McCain
and Barack Obama differ on the issue of abortion (Lake Forest, California).
Finance: New SA manufacturing centre to offer 120 local companies assistance. The global
credit crunch to linger says Commonwealth Bank boss Ralph Norris. Share market to open
weaker after a decline in commodity prices.
Sport: Adelaide Crows impressive in win over Essendon. Adelaide United wins opening
A-League match against Perth Glory. The Opals win tense struggle with Russia in Olympic
basketball to remain unbeaten (Beijing).
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