Iran inauguration sparks debate over U S policy
World roundup reports the Iran presidential inauguration of Mohammad Khatami prompting a cautious US stance. State Department spokesman says policy will not evolve until Iran shows real change while the new leader faces regional and nuclear expectations.
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Australian landslide survivor saved after 65 hours
In Thredbo Australia rescuers digging through wreckage of two ski lodges found ski instructor Stuart Diver alive after 65 hours buried under earth and debris. He was freed and airlifted to Canberra in stable condition as the night of disaster left 20 people missing or dead.
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Hong Kong’s Posthand‑over Reality Emerges in Court Ruling
Hong Kong adapts to China rule with surface continuity in liberties and markets while a Court of Appeal decision signals Beijing retains power to limit autonomy. The ruling, ratifying the provisional legislature, tests promises of freedom under the handover accord.
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Partisan tensions predicted in Senate September clash
Washington politics mood shifts as September looms with aggressive maneuvers from both parties. Senate leaders clash over an August recess aftermath and stopgap tactics to block floor action, while McCain Feingold supporters push for a free standing vote and Landrieu election investigations spark party tensions.
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Budget bills offer goodies with little pain for voters
Washington budget bills are framed as balanced by 2002 with gains touted by both parties. President Clinton plans to sign spending and tax measures Tuesday after Congress approved them by wide margins. Republicans tout tax cuts for families and investors while Democrats highlight funds for children's health care, education and welfare amid a strong economy and rising revenues.
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Subway Plot Suspects Arrested in Brooklyn Nail Bomb Case
National authorities seek motive for a near deadly subway plot in New York. Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer and Safi Khalil, both Palestinians, faced charges as they were hours from detonating nail-studded bombs in a Brooklyn station. A possible suicide note and Hamas denial are noted in the investigation.
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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Home Delivery Rates
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 is published weekday afternoons and Saturdays and Sundays mornings by Aiken Communications Inc. Delivery options include home delivery and various mail rates with monthly and yearly pricing. Customer service contact hours are provided for delivery issues and subscription changes.
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