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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1996

Page

3

Adams paternity dispute linked to New York family court

The State reports a paternity fight over a boy born to Ms Adams. Records show the child’s legal name Vincent Philip Nelson. Elder Vincent Nelson serves 14 years for armed robbery. Jonathan Adams, 55, abandons a possible claim after recognizing a mug shot. A New York family court will decide custody.

Ms.Adams Vincent Philip Nelson Ms. Nelson Ms. Abebe Fayetteville Ms. Adams Jonathan Adams

Economy posts 4.2 percent second-quarter growth

The Commerce Department reports the U S economy expanded 4.2 percent annual rate from April to June, well above the 2 percent pace of January-March and the 0.3 percent late-1995 quarter, aided by consumer spending and home building though the trade deficit persisted.

Washington Commerce Department Stephen S. Roach Morgan Stanley & Co New York

DOE Looks to Blend Down Surplus HEU for Reactor Use

The DOE outlines plans to blend down up to 85 percent of the nation's surplus highly enriched uranium for commercial reactor use over 20 years. A first step transfers 50 metric tons to USEC, which will privatize and integrate the material into its uranium enrichment network. USEC, based in Bethesda, Maryland, employs about 5,000 people nationwide.

Department of Energy US. Enrichment Corporation USEC Bethesda

Welfare Bill Passes House Aims to End Open-Ended Aid

The welfare measure passed 328 to 101 with 98 Democrats joining Republicans. It would end the federal pledge of open-ended aid and move recipients toward work, while Clinton agreed to sign despite flaws and vow to protect food stamps and immigrant benefits. Senate action was expected imminently.

America House Newt Gingrich Rga Clinton Senate

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