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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1997
Page
2
Boston endures heavy snow with hundreds of streets impassable two days after a record April blizzard. Schools closed for a third day and police redirected traffic while residents cope with lingering outages and blocked driveways.
Mostly cloudy conditions expected for Saturday and Sunday with a chance of rain. In the CSRA temperatures fall slightly with highs in the 70s and lows only modestly cooler than Friday and Saturday.
John Doe No 2, once linked to the Oklahoma City bombing case, says he was identified falsely after a 1995 truck rental plot. He recounts endless media focus, jokes from superiors, and a career and family fallout after leaving the Army that year. He lives near Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter S C.
Senior Palestinian officials demand that President Clinton push Israel to halt settlement building in Jerusalem and the West Bank. Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects a freeze, as protests erupt in Bethlehem with clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces.
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH reveals 60 million year old clam casts and sanddollar fragments unearthed by the Grand Strand renourishment effort. Ken Rowell, 60, collected more than a dozen, while Smithsonian expert Richard E. Petit explains the shells formed inside an extinct mollusk Cucullacahe.
The notice provides office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and a switchboard number 648-2311 for Editors and various extensions. It lists publisher contact Scott B. Hunter, mailing address, and pricing for home and county mail subscriptions, plus delivery and circulation service hours.
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