As earthquake survivors braced themselves for the possibilities of more aftershocks on Tuesday, reports emerged of a man being rescued after spending 179 hours trapped under a heap of rubble in China's devastated Sichuan province. Ma Yuanjiang, a 31-year-old power plant executive, was at a meeting when the massive earthquake struck on May 12 and his office building in Wenchuan County collapsed around him, the Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported. Rescuers spotted him Monday while working to free one of his colleagues, but it took them more than 30 hours to get Ma out. While rescuers worked, they kept Ma alive by sending him sugar water to drink through a long straw. When Ma was finally pulled free at 5 a.m. local time on Tuesday, he was able to speak and eat, fellow power plant employee Wu Geng said. The other colleague rescued at the Yingxiu Bay hydro power plant could only be freed after having her legs amputated during a more than...