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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1997
Page
2
The EU refused Turkish membership citing human rights disputes and Greece conflicts, while opening accession talks with 11 eastern entrants. Blair defended equal criteria, stressing Turkey remains a major regional power amid reform needs.
Catholic residents clash with police after hundreds of Protestants from the Apprentice Boys march in Londonderry. Three officers are injured, two arrests reported, and extra police are deployed for the first time in six months amid street violence and vehicle arson.
An anonymous 911 call led police to an 11 year old girl found in an abandoned Harlem brownstone. Her mother Betty Chapell and boyfriend Ronald Sheffield, both 45, faced charges of endangering a child's welfare after investigators reported neglect and possible sexual abuse. The girl was hospitalized in stable condition. Neighbors described the building as a drug sink, with no heat or utilities. Authorities noted prior child welfare probes and no school record, while a new computer attendance system aims to aid future cases.
President Clinton urged Congress to bar doctors from charging more for drugs than they pay, claiming Medicare overcharges cost billions yearly. He cited an inspector general report showing Medicare payments for drugs far exceed wholesale prices, and said reforms could save about $700 million over five years.
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