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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2000
Page
8
Kansas lawmakers face a clash over the $2.77 billion state share from the Big Tobacco settlement. Anti tobacco advocates push for vaccines and school anti drug programs while funds are intended for children’s services, with July 1 budget timing looming.
About 200 million years ago a herd of dinosaurs walked through Sheldon Johnson's yard. In February he leveled a sandy hill and flipped rocks revealing 150 footprints from several species with detailed scales. Thousands visit Johnson's home to view the rare early meat-eater track record and possible unknown species tracks.
Vice President Al Gore brushes off attacks as an environmental extremist. He says the criticism fuels his badge of honor as auto industry tech advances back his position. Gore trails Bush in energizing activists amid polls showing education crime and economy dominate voters' concerns.
In Charlotte North Carolina 17 neighborhood opponents sued after failing to reach city officials by fax and phone. Superior Court Judge Ben Tennille ruled fast track zoning illegal ordering hearings with City Council as judges delaying 50 projects from expansions to apartments. Judy Jeffries led the homeowners asserting protection of their homes.
Prince Andrew spent time with Ghislaine Maxwell at Nello's on Madison Avenue, reportedly avoiding photographers after lunch. Police recovered Don Johnsons stashed Mercedes after a chase and arrest of suspect Robert Lee Gibson. Arlen Specter appeared on Daily Show praising McCain on removing the Confederate flag.
Conflicting studies challenge conventional medical wisdom as new evidence shifts views on everyday foods. The piece surveys evolving stances on several items and explains how scientific understanding can overturn long held beliefs.
A critical look at how health rules shift as new findings emerge. Experts from Harvard and Boston University challenge fixed beliefs about salt eggs estrogen and diet while noting media hype and premature conclusions. They emphasize weak data and missionary zeal in science and reporting.
Dillon County police charged 33 year old Michael Townsend with murder in the beating death of 49 year old Clara Baines found in her Dillon apartment. Paramedics found her body last Wednesday and investigators say she died days earlier.
In a 58 page motion the Branch Davidians claim the FBI spurned Flamechek International offer of a remote controlled armored firefighting tank weeks before the 1993 Waco fire. They say on scene commanders failed to prepare for a possible fire despite Reno directives.
A female red wolf released on Bull's Island spent five days pursuing a mate, escaped into Wild Dunes, and was tranquilized under a house after being tracked by Cape Romain officials. She weighed about 43 pounds at capture, down from release weight, and is now confined on Bull's Island with extra food.
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