Earthquake rattles Los Angeles area early today
A mild 3.3 magnitude earthquake and several strong aftershocks woke residents at 1:26 a.m. with windows shattering in parts of Los Angeles. No injuries were reported as police and firefighters assisted, with the epicenter three miles northeast of Inglewood and seismologists noting activity felt across the region.
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Clinton invited Hubbell to Camp David amid Whitewater concerns
Hubbell admits misrepresenting truth to Clinton during a 1994 Camp David meeting as White House aides sought jobs for him while facing his criminal probe. Starr questions whether friends and staff used influence to silence Hubbell, though Clinton and aides deny a payoff. Clinton defended Bowles and McLarty as acting from compassion.
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FCC OKs digital TV
Washington report on the move to digital television outlines the shift to high quality cinema like pictures and the expected high cost of new sets. William Brown believes in buying a wide screen digital TV. Kai Butler resists replacing her current model as broadcasters plan early digital programs.
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Kai Butler
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Akers
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Gary Shapiro
Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association
HDTV Switch Dims Old Sets as FCC Plans Digital Rollout
After nine years the analog system ends, forcing Brown and Butler to choose between buying new digital TVs and VCRs at over 500 dollars or paying 100 dollars for converters. The shifts follow an FCC plan adopted Thursday establishing ground rules for broadcasters to switch to digital technology.
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Donor links in Clinton trade advisory committees
An AP analysis shows nearly half of the 99 members on four top trade advisory panels contributed at least $10,000 during Clinton's first term or held leadership roles in contributing firms or unions. These donors accounted for over $5 million to the Democratic Party or its candidates since 1998.
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Female lawmakers divided over Circuit Court seats in South Carolina
State lawmakers remain split over increasing women on the Circuit Court bench. Alison Lee admits she cannot secure enough votes, leaving only one woman among 43 judges. The agreement also drops black judges from four to three, with James Barber white and poised for the seat. Lee’s backers blame the House Women's Caucus for weak support.
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Aiken Standard Subscriber Information and Rates
The notice lists office hours, switchboard numbers, staff extensions, publisher contact, and the publisher’s address. It also provides subscription rates for home delivery and mail options with monthly, quarterly, and yearly pricing and hours for circulation customer service.
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