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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1998
Page
1
House Republicans postpone a history making impeachment vote against President Clinton to keep lawmakers available for possible action this week. Democrats urge delaying impeachment until hostilities end as airstrikes on Iraq escalate, with fights over timing and troop safety.
Reporters toured Karada after a missile landed flooding a one mile street with water mains burst. Iraqi officials guided foreign press under government escort as UN weapons inspector Butler said Iraq had not fully cooperated and withdrew monitors from Baghdad.
Aiken Technical College President Dr. Kathleen Noble is considered for the presidency of North Seattle Community College. She accepted the position according to a messwoman for ATC. Noble joined ATC in 1994 after serving as dean at Daytona Beach Community College in Florida.
Obituaries note the deaths of George Leon Ezzell of Williston Annie Lou Kimble Matthews of Hempstead New York and Willie Kate Pope of North Augusta. The notices provide basic identification and locations with no additional details of service or surviving relatives.
Wednesday midday drawing results show Cash 3 numbers 9 9 2 and Georgia Five numbers 23 26 28 90 85. Pantany 5 reference appears with five digits 23 26 28 90 85. No additional context from source.
More than 1,100 children in Aiken County will have a happier Christmas morning thanks to the Secret Santa program. About 3,000 toys were distributed as co chairperson Frank Cunningham notes that there were gifts for everyone on the list. The program is sponsored by South African Presbyterian Church and matches sponsors with wish lists from children in low income families.
EDP touts an accelerator to produce tritium at Savannah River Site, repurposed to create medical isotopes. The plan argues this could lower facility costs and meet demand for medical isotopes used in cancer diagnostics and treatment. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson could decide on tritium production this month.
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