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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1993
Page
2
The first cat Socks almost got tangled in a branch during a climb on White House trees. Lisa Caputo says Socks is adventurous and often sought help in past climbs in Little Rock. he was unhooked without harm.
The White House weighs whether the health reform law should extend the same medical benefits to illegal aliens as to low income Americans. Advisors and advocates cite options ranging from covering them to excluding them from basic care.
Heavy exchanges between Muslims and Croats continue in central Bosnia despite a proclaimed truce. Tuzla sees shelling for the first time in over two weeks as casualties rise. U.N. Morillon cites poor communications delaying truce implementation. The main British force reports ongoing combat with unclear casualty figures.
Gay and lesbian activists initially wary of Bill Clinton supported him after his May rally and AIDS policies. They praise him for inviting HIV-positive speakers, funding AIDS services, and planning a major AIDS address, though he has yet to appoint an AIDS czar or form a task force.
The notice lists the Aiken Standard mailing address at P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and location 124 Rutland Drive for tips subscriptions and post office use. It notes the newspaper is published weekday afternoons and weekend mornings by Aiken Communications Inc and provides phone numbers for news tips and answers.
ABC president Robert Iger said a renewal decision on Tom Arnold’s Jackie Thomas Show will come next month after noting the series has “reasonably well” performance. Roseanne ranks 16th this season and some say a strong lead could boost expectations.
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