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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1992
Page
2
Three late night blasts in Petionville near Prime Minister Marc Bazins residence injure none. Grenade-like devices triggered the explosions amid a wave of attacks on police and soldiers in Port-au-Prince with no clear suspects.
Atlantis astronauts were ordered to halt the experiment after a jammed cord prevented the satellite from reaching higher than about 850 feet. Mission Control cited repeated reel jams and only 40 volts on the system, ending the 24 hour test of atomic oxygen effects for a future space station material study.
President Bush escalates rhetoric against Bill Clinton as a campaign swing from New York to Nevada to Colorado highlights a tightened race. He vows to go after Clinton and Gore after the convention, framing the clash as a contest over American values amid sinking poll numbers.
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In Davenport Iowa, Bill Clinton counters President Bush attacks by quoting Bush lines in his own speeches. He argues Bush misleads voters with distrust claims while Clinton positions himself as the trustworthy alternative. Campaign aides say the strategy aims to blunt negatives as both sides campaign across the Midwest.
The science team expressed disappointment with the mission outcome after dedicating a substantial amount of time and effort. They noted the substantial work invested despite the unfavorable result.
Tennessee Court of Appeals rules Wednesday that singer Lynn Anderson must serve a two day contempt sentence tied to a judge's order about criticizing her ex husband Harold Stream and his new wife and her children.
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