Sailor Slain May Be Hate Crime Case in Japan
U S Navy investigates the killing of 22-year-old Seaman Allen Richard Schindler in a Sasebo park restroom on Oct 27 amid reports the motive may be homophobia. Navy officials stress the heater issue is a possible motive under inquiry as the case draws scrutiny from military and press outlets.
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EC toprobe rape charges amid Bosnian siege
In Sarajevo UN commander warns food shortages as Serbs allegedly rape Muslim women in detention camps. An EC draft communique calls for an investigative team to visit camps, with leaders saying Serb denials are unlikely to stand. UN forces report constant violence as Bosnian towns remain under Serb control.
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East Coast Storm Eases After Violent Northeaster
A fierce northeast storm weaker on Saturday but still deadly left hundreds homeless as blizzard conditions spread through Massachusetts Connecticut and New Jersey. Winds to 80 mph toppled trees disrupted ferries and forced evacuations while six pilot whales stranded on Cape Cod highlighted the storm's reach. Thousands remained without power and waves battered coastal towns as officials assessed damages and residents watched for safer routes home.
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Stratford
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Summit frames Danish deal and 37 billion plan for closer union
Edinburgh leaders and Danish prime minister promoted a deal to keep Denmark and Britain moving toward a closer union and backed a 37 billion investment plan to spur lagging economies. The 12 nations debated Maastricht treaty exemptions while Denmark plans a referendum, with eight ratifications so far and momentum toward completion by 1993.
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Aiken Standard Address Line Update
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P.O. Box 456 in Aiken. The compact notice confirms the newspaper’s physical office and postal correspondence point for readers and advertisers.
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Aiken
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Tribute to Hill and Streisand win 1982 Bill of Rights Awards
Barbra Streisand honors Anita Hill as both receive the 1982 Bill of Rights Award from the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California. Hill testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee accusing Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment.
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