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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1993
Page
2
Wire reports say David Koresh plans to surrender once his manuscript on the seven seals is complete, with two scholars to study it first. The Waco standoff reaches its 47th day amid tense negotiations and worldwide attention.
The seven major nations pledge a total $28.4 billion toward Boris Yeltsin's political reform and forgive $15 billion of Russian debt while the United States adds $1.8 billion in grants and loans to accelerate privatization and reform ahead of the April 25 referendum.
Washington reports a government funded survey of 3,321 men with findings on virginity age average weekly sex frequency and number of partners before age 40. The study shows small levels of homosexual activity and exclusive same sex relations and notes $1.8 million funded the research to promote condom use against AIDS and other infections.
Local notice lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 as the subscription contact for updates on rates. Ends with details on pricing and mailing options.
United States District Judge John Davies halted the fifth day of deliberations in the Rodne King civil rights case to announce a juror was sick. Rumors of a verdict on the four white officers spread quickly from Los Angeles to Florida before being debunked. Deliberations were set to resume with the jury deciding if the officers violated King's rights in the 1991 videotaped beating.
Paul McCartney launches a two month North American tour with a Las Vegas stop attracting thirty thousand fans. He reflects on aging and remaining energized as he continues to perform, predicting ongoing shows while audiences smile. Separately, Michael Jackson is linked to a December reunion in Atlantic City and a music benefit event. Tennessee Senate rejects Garth Brooks ticket scalping bill by 16 to 12. Brooks urged action against scalpers during a prior House committee meeting.
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