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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1998
Page
2
Russia's Cabinet approves a draft 1999 budget with planned currency expansion and possible foreign loans. The bill, amended, goes to the State Duma on Friday as Primakov pushes for swift approval amid Cabinet and Duma support.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino and wife Claire adopted a girl who will be two next week. The child arrived from China after a year long process and joins the Marino home with a spokesman confirming the adoption.
Christies auctions a personal copy of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland from 1865 fetching 1.54 million dollars. The anonymous buyer set a new record for a children's book and 19th century literature, with the edition bearing Tenniel drawings and Dodgson notes. Six surviving copies exist worldwide, including one in England and four in the United States.
In Gaza City Clinton meets with the Palestine National Council, a 600-member parliament-in-exile. Palestinians hail veteran fighters as heroes seeking statehood, while Israel condemns the group as a rogue lineup linked to terrorist attacks.
Federal officials found depowered air bags protect adults without causing deaths or serious injuries to shorter women. They feared underpowered bags might fail in high speed crashes for unbelted men, but that did not occur. Air bags have been blamed for at least 121 deaths in low speed crashes, but have saved an estimated 3,600 lives.
Waterford Michigan Jack Kevorkian says he expects exoneration in his first murder trial despite prosecutors presenting a videotaped death as key evidence He defends assisting in dying saying his actions for a Lou Gehrig’s disease patient were right even if illegal and likens it to historical reforms
The FBI dismissed 19 employees last year for misconduct including an agent who spied for Russia and another who embezzled funds. The Office of Professional Responsibility reported 212 employees were disciplined in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1997, with 99 agents and 113 support staff affected.
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