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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1993
Page
2
Two more inmates died in the uprising at Ohio's toughest prison, bringing total fatalities to ten. Corrections spokesman Mike Lee said the causes and times of death were not disclosed as more than 400 inmates freed five guards in a surrender witnessed by TV cameras.
The Senate and House approved a four billion dollar measure to fund another extension of federal unemployment benefits through next fall. The extension helps workers who exhausted state aid but leaves out individuals like Michael Collard of Jonesboro Illinois, illustrating the gap between policy and those still seeking income support.
Moscow reports a highly polished campaign with TV jingles celebrity endorsements and 30 million leaflets. Russian organizers avoided a high priced dinner for Yeltsin and noted foreign funding would invite mudslinging. Direct mail has similar American influence but with local twists.
In Bosnia Herzegovina Serb leaders signal mixed views on a peace plan that would cede territory and end their push for a Greater Serbia. Hardliners reject it while Western officials discuss potential force and sanctions as fighting continues near Sarajevo and Srebrenica.
Details for subscribing and delivery to the Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 including hours delivery times and phone numbers for service and tips. It notes the publisher Aiken Communications Inc and mailing details with the post office box address and ISSN.
Daily report shows a notably low temperature last night in South Carolina, marking the lowest reading since the month began and signaling unusual cold in the region. Local stations recorded the drop, with forecasts predicting continued cool conditions ahead.
A public figure warns that when people deplete state benefits and then exhaust federal aid there is nothing left for them leading to their fall from the income support system. The statement highlights concerns about overlapping welfare programs and eligibility.
Larry King, 59, will continue hosting on CNN after signing a new six year contract. The veteran talk show host helped shape call in television in the presidential campaign era and will stay on air as the contract takes effect.
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