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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1997
Page
2
Palestinians set off incidents near Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip drawing Israeli and Palestinian blame while a third Palestinian dies in West Bank clashes. The violence coincides with stalled peace talks and sparks mutual accusations over responsibility.
Jurors face a lengthy process in McVeigh trial with about 350 pool, 64 to be seated under legal constraints, 20 per side plus three peremptory challenges, as death penalty questions dominate. McVeigh nods to jurors while defense and prosecutors outline evidence. security rises around the federal building.
San Diego authorities conclude the Rancho Santa Fe death scene is a mass suicide. Forty nine bodies, 39 cult members plus one former member, were removed from the mansion with no evidence of other perpetrators. Investigators continue to explore the drug source while noting no charges are anticipated.
A University of Michigan analysis of 540 crashes shows nearly two thirds of injuries in air bag equipped cars came from deploying bags with scrapes and bruises most common. About 3 percent, or 18 drivers, suffered forearm or hand fractures caused by the bag, cover, or flinging arms into the dashboard or windshield. Lead researcher Donald F Huelke stated the findings.
Clinton plans to urge the Federal Communications Commission to study the 1996 end of the 50 year voluntary ban on hard liquor ads on TV and radio and to explore appropriate action while stopping short of a regulatory ban. FCC head Reed Hundt faces board opposition on a broad inquiry.
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