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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1996
Page
2
The 86 year old Nobel laureate was treated for mild chest pain and given a mild heart shock to correct an irregular heartbeat. She remained hospitalized at a Calcutta heart center and was expected to stay several more days before Christmas.
Officials deny Sister Helen Prejean a visit citing publicity concerns. Mel Torme, recovering from a stroke, is re hospitalized with pneumonia as a precautionary measure.
Prime Minister Netanyahu called top security aides and demanded help from Yasser Arafat to locate and hand over those who killed an Israeli woman Beta Tzur and her 12 year old son Efraim in a Beit El drive by. Israeli troops sealed Ramallah and Palestinian security arrested 15 PFLP activists. Funeral crowds praised the victims.
In Santa Monica the defense questions aimed at Fuhrman and police, suggesting planted blood and a glove. Testimony included Lange and Ford remarks as Muldoffer and Spangler were set to testify about the Bronco break-in. Simpson, 49, faced custody arguments in Orange County as relatives pursue a civil suit.
A Pentagon probe chaired by Lt. Gen. James Record recommends no disciplinary action for any personnel over the Khobar Towers truck bombing in Dhahran that killed 19 airmen. The report contrasts with Gen. Wayne Downing's conclusion that Brig. Gen. Terryl Schwaber failed to shield his forces from the attack.
U N Security Council rounds show Kofi Annan of Ghana leading with strong support but faces a French veto. Amara Essy of Ivory Coast trails after rounds with US and Britain opposing him. Other candidates Algabid and Ould Abdallah fade as voting continues.
Today sunset at 5 26 p m and tomorrow sunrise at 6 58 a m. The notes provide daily light changes and are typical of almanac style forecasts.
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