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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1995

Page

2

Batman Quips Halt Heat Set Jokes on Kilmer Film

On the Heat set Val Kilmer, Al Pacino, and Robert De Niro shared joking exchanges about Batman. Tom Sizemore recalled De Niro and Kilmer sparring as the scene unfolded. De Niro joked about asking Batman for help during a shoot-out.

Bayman Val Kilmer al Pacino Robert de Niro Batman Tom Sizemore de Niro Sizemore Kilmer Sizemo

High School Wins AIDS Education Award from Ryan White Foundation

Hamilton Heights High School receives an Angel award along with nine other recipients for AIDS education. Olympic diver Greg Louganis and Miss America Leanza Cornett are also honored. The note recalls Ryan White who died in 1990 on what would have been his 24th birthday.

Ryan White Hamilton Heights Greg Louganis Leanza Cornett White

Carter Urges North Korea to Join Olympic Games

Former President Jimmy Carter appeals to North Korea to reconsider its refusal to participate in the 1996 Atlanta Games. He cites his 1994 peace mission and asks Kim Jong Il to accept the invitation from the International Olympic Committee.

Carter North Korea Atlanta Jimmy Carter International Olympic Committee Washington Kim Jongl

Aiken Standard Circulation and Contact Details

Aiken Standard provides addresses and hours for subscription, delivery issues, switchboard, fax, and editorial contacts. Circulation staff offer weekday evening and weekend morning service with phone numbers for assistance.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Scott B. Hunter

Clinton vows veto over Medicaid cuts in budget clash

President Clinton frames Medicaid as the budget battleground pledging to veto Republican plans that cut federal health care guarantees for the poor and disabled. He argues his seven year plan trims costs while preserving coverage. GOP lawmakers deny negotiating stance and attack the president’s stance.

Washington Clinton White House Arkansas Senate Budget Committee Pete Domenici RNM

France Signals Willingness to Negotiate End to Public Labor Strike

Paris reports the government ready to negotiate an end to a 16 day walkout crippling trains and services while refusing to budge on core reforms. Labor chief Louis Viannet says true talks require Prime Minister Juppe. Barry warns the heart of the overhaul, including raising retirement to 40 years, remains off the table.

Paris France Alain Juppe Louis Viannet General Confederation of Workers Govessor Bernard Thibault

Mfume Named Head of NAACP to Lead Civil Rights Group

Rep. Kweisi Mfume was chosen as president and CEO of the NAACP ending 15 months without day to day leadership. The Maryland Democrat, elected to Congress in 1986, plans to resign his seat in mid February to address the organization's finances and restructure the board.

Washington Kweist Mifume NAACP Maryland Democrat National Association For the Advancement of Colored People’s Board Mfume Congress Congressional Black Caucus House Newt Gingrich Dick Gerrardt Clinton

Court Upholds Polish Presidential Vote Despite University Claim

Poland's Supreme Court ruled the November presidential election valid despite findings that Aleksander Kwasniewski and his campaign misled voters by saying he held a master's degree. About 600000 challenges were filed, mostly over the degree claim.

Poland Supreme Court Aleksander Kwasniewski Kwasniewski Lech Walesa Walesa N Econom Gdansk University

Clinton sits at seven month high in public poll

A CNN Time poll of 1,000 voting age Americans shows President Clinton at 55 percent approval, his best in seven months, with 51 percent praising foreign policy, 54 percent crediting strong leadership, and 49 percent trusting him over Republicans on major issues. Sampling error is plus or minus 3 percent.

Washington Clinton Cnn-Time Magazine Congressional Reublicans Oklahoma City Federal Building

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