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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1998
Page
2
President Laurent Kabila left the volatile capital to seek support from African leaders as a rebel push grows. Loyal troops looted shops in Kinshasa amid ethnic tensions after battles at two army barracks. He planned to meet a South African delegation in Lubumbashi, 900 miles southeast.
Flood fears rise along the Yangtze as officials set to open floodgates and consider dike blasts to divert waters. In Tokyo Keizo Obuchi pledges tax cuts to revive the economy amid market skepticism and a slipping yen. In Nanaimo activists celebrate renewed anti-logging efforts after MacMillan Bloedel's plan to end clear-cutting within five years. In Beijing, Lin Hui, dissident linked to Clinton's visit, is released from detention as a broader crackdown eases. most detainees freed except one still held.
U.S. embassies rely on concrete barriers metal detectors and armed guards but Friday’s bombings in Kenya and Tanzania show attackers can breach security. Officials note tightened measures follow Beirut and Lebanon attacks with 1983 1984 bombings, and local authorities aiding protection worldwide.
An overview explains DNA as a unique code in human cells and its use in forensics and investigations. It notes its reliability, methods to extract and analyze DNA from stains, blood, hair, or semen, and how sequences are compared to identify individuals.
A series of blasts at Auxier Gas Co in Batavia Ohio injured six men aged 17 to 52. Four workers escaped with burns as firefighters rushed to the scene. Hospital officials said all victims were in fair to critical condition but expected to survive. Local witnesses described a large black smoke plume and a loud boom.
The National Archives, after a long court fight, will begin dividing the Watergate era tapes on Monday. About 820 hours of private material will be removed from public view and sent to Richard Nixon's estate, ending decades of custody by the government.
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