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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1998

Page

2

Soccer fan jailed 12 years for rival fan death

In Sao Paulo Brazil a 23 year old Adalberto Benedito dos Santos was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the 1995 death of 16 year old Marcio Gasparin da Silva. The victim died after a head injury during a riot between Sao Paulo FC and Palmeiras fans at a stadium.

DE Janeiro Brazil Adalberto Benedito Dos Santos Marcio Gasparin da Silva Sao Paulo FC Palmeiras Sao Paulo Cassio Modenesi Barbosa Dos ‘Santos

Gay Games invade Amsterdam in colorful street spectacle

Tens of thousands of homosexuals from 66 countries painted Amsterdam pink as the Gay Games opened. Attendees, including couples and groups in wedding veils and leather, wandered cobblestones and canal boats, while locals stated they were used to such displays in Europe’s homosexual capital.

Amsterdam Netherlands Europe Andre Bakker Florence

Japan names Obuchi as prime minister amid reform split

Japan appoints Keizo Obuchi prime minister to rebuild an ailing economy while reformists demand change. Unemployment hits a record 4.3 percent. Moody's reviews debt rating as banks face rising bad loans. Obuchi taps Kiichi Miyazawa as finance chief to steady markets though critics warn of inertia.

Japan Keizo Obuchi Liberal Democratic Party Yoshiki Yamaoka Tokyo Moody's Investors Service Obucht Ryutaro Hashimoto Make-Np Waves Obuchi Kiichi Miyazawa Elder James Capel Pacific Ltd

Holes in Freedom to Farm push farmers to liquidate herds

Texas Oklahoma and Dakota ranchers face herd liquidation as drought and harsh winters expose gaps in the post 1996 Freedom to Farm safety net. Critics call for renewed funding and a level playing field, while crop insurance fails where disasters recur.

Washington Agriculture Department Texas Oklahoma Dakotas Congress Glickman Harold “Tooter” Pruett Decatur

Declassification Push Reveals Nazi Ties in Cold War US

Under congressional pressure the Justice Department may declassify tens of thousands of top secret documents detailing the U S intelligence community dealings with Nazi war criminals during the early Cold War. Legislation already cleared the Senate and could reach the House this week. Historians warn the revelations could embarrass the United States and expose cases authorities would prefer hidden.

Washingson Congress Justice Department Senate House United States Robert Herzstein University of South Carolina

Birthday cards aim to enlist young voters in Arizona

Arizona officials collaborate with Rock the Vote to mail birthday cards to every resident turning 18 before the November 3 election. The card includes a message from Secretary Betsey Bayless and a voter registration form guiding 18 year olds on registering for primary and general elections. Bayless calls the effort a fun reminder to vote.

Phoenix Arizona Secretary of State's Office Rock the Vote Organization Bayless

Remembering Alan Shepard by Mercury 7 in Houston ceremony

National roundup reports NASA honors Mercury 7 members including John Glenn and four others at the Johnson Space Center in Houston with 850 attendees. The memorial honors Alan B Shepard Jr a pioneer in space and a close friend to fellow astronauts. Exxon's bid for a new trial in the Exxon Valdez case is denied by Judge Holland. He finds no merit in claims that a guard influenced jurors during the 1994 verdict worth 5.3 billion dollars. In New York Beth Israel Medical Center treats six sets of twins born in 29 hours raising rare hospital record.

NASA Alan Shepard Exxon Anchorage Alaska Exxon Corp Donald Warrick Warrick Ms. Wilson New York Beth Israel Medical Center New York City Alan Jacobs

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