Woman To Pursue Rape Case In Kennedy Estate
PALM BEACH Fla The lawyer for the woman who says she was raped at the Kennedy family estate says the headline events have strengthened her resolve to pursue the case. Attorney David Roth said she is in seclusion with her daughter and has not spoken to the media. Smith has denied the rape accusation and has not been charged. police say he is the prime suspect. Campbell Lobbies To Keep Myrtle Beach Base Open
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Roth
William Kennedy Smith
Edward M. Kennedy
Smith
Contaminated Train On Move
A contaminated 32 car train, idle in Sumter since April 11, moved after Greenpeace activists chained to it in a citizens’ action. Six protesters were jailed on trespassing charges. three locked to the train, three attached a banner. Bond set at 237 dollars each. A Transportation Co. spokesman would not reveal its destination.
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Sumter
Michigan
Greenpeace
SX Transportation Co
Norm Going
South Carolina
Laidlaw Environmental Services
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and various classifieds as well as display advertising. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays with a weekend morning schedule. mailing address and post office details follow. The paper, established in 1867, is published by Aiken Communications Inc. with delivery and mailing specifics included.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
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Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communations Inc
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Aiken
S.C
Aken
Court OKs Payoffs On Video Poker Machines
South Carolina Supreme Court rules that exchanging cash for free plays on video poker machines is legal. The decision leaves a loophole that blocks shutting down a multi million dollar operation. Attorney General Medlock said a legislative fix is needed to legalize these free play machines nationwide.
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South Carolina
Travis Medlock
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Medlock
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House
Ways and Means Committee
William Bean
D-Kershaw
Peacekeepers To Take Over Refugee Care
United Nations peacekeepers will move into southern Iraq on Wednesday replacing American troops who have cared for thousands of refugees at a U.S. camp in Safwan. More than 1,000 refugees fear the small force cannot shield them from Saddam Hussein’s security services, though U.N. spokesman Majed Fayad expects no security problems as its 1,440 strong contingent establishes an observation post. The force will patrol the 120 mile border buffer zone with Iraqi and Kuwaiti governments handling civilian administration including law enforcement.
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United Nations
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U.N
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Saddam Hussein
Majed Fayad
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Baker Assad Talks Ahead of Moscow Visit
Secretary of State James A. Baker III met with Syrian President Hafiz al Assad in Damascus as part of a broader mission to secure Israeli Syrian disengagement and the return of the Golan Heights. A previously unannounced side trip to Moscow was added to the agenda.
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Syria
James A. Baker III
Hafee
Assad
Moscow
Israel
Goan Heights
Isael
Baker
Farouk Shara
Kuwait
Yitzhak Shamir
Shamir
Mossow
More Soviets Strike Gorbachev Out in Minsk Walkout
Thousands of Minsk workers walked off the job protesting wage demands and the resignation of Mikhail Gorbachev. The strike, Minsk’s second in two weeks, paralyzed many enterprises while transport continued.
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Moscow
Minsk
Mikhailo Gorbachev
Valentin Pavlov
Gorbachev
Magadan
Chukotka
Weather chances of showers across regions this week
The forecast shows tonight cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms and lows near 50. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s, with coastal areas around 80. Clouds decrease tonight in mountains and Midlands with similar showers, then sunny Wednesday. beaches see 50 percent rain chances and highs near 80.
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Midlands
Budget allocates 210 billion for interest to lenders
The 1992 federal budget earmarks about 210 billion dollars to pay interest on national debt to American and foreign lenders, banks, and other bondholders. The figure highlights debt service over environment, AIDS relief, or civil salaries, with defenses and Social Security as larger programs.
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Senate
Bush
House
Mississippi River
U.S
Defense
Social Security
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