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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2000
Page
10
Clinton defense argues the testimony at issue in the disbarment suit is minor and disbarment would be excessively harsh. They contend the case stems from Paula Jones allegations and discuss potential use of Lewinsky links in the suit.
AP analysis shows George W. Bush spent about 43 million dollars through July 31 on ads mail and telephone outreach 25 million of it on TV and radio. Al Gore spent 14 million on similar voter targeting. Strategists say the spree could help Bush in the fall as federal spending limits apply.
Antivirus experts warn of Palm.Liberty.A a Trojan horse update that deletes all programs on a Palm device. The author says it was not intended for public release and assists antivirus firms in detection. The program targets Liberty from Gambit Studios which enables downloads of Game Boy games.
Edmond Pope, a Pennsylvania businessman and former naval intelligence officer, is held in Moscow's Lefortovo Prison awaiting trial on charges of attempting to buy secrecy on a high speed underwater missile. His wife Cheri describes Ed as very frail and fears for his life, raising concerns about safety of American travelers in Russia. The State Department is pressing for his release.
President Clinton travels to Cartagena Colombia to back President Pastrana s 7.5 billion plan to curb drug trafficking and insurgent violence. He tours the Port of Cartagena meets police widows and visits a Casa de Justicia funded by USAID as part of boosting rule of law amid security concerns.
Ford says its first report of Firestone tire problems on Explorer Sport Trackers in Venezuela was in 1998, two years before tire replacements began. Indecu plans a report accusing Ford and Bridgestone/Firestone of failing to act promptly and questions the Explorer design cited by Ford.
Sacramento AP reports actor Larry Hagman backs using extreme heat in school buildings instead of pesticides and supports a rule requiring parental notice before pesticide use. Also notes Mississippi Education Secretary Richard Riley touring rural counties and John Mellencamp street performing for free at Legislative Plaza in Nashville.
A Legislative Audit Council report criticizes the Department of Social Services for approving more than the allowed funds for the First Steps program without proper review. It flags $22.2 million in emergency contracts in late September and warns of weak tracking on program effectiveness and end results.
A 12-year-old Belarussian girl, Nastia Blindux, is enduring intensive physical therapy after a July 24 highway crash on Interstate 26 near Chapin, South Carolina that killed eight people including four Odom children and a Belarus exchange student. She underwent multiple surgeries and may require more, while caring relatives in Fairview, North Carolina describe hopeful progress and faith.
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