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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1995

Page

4

Double discovery of children living alone amid filth in Chicago

Police found eight children aged 10 months to 15 years in one apartment left without heat food or water. Hours later in another building, three younger children and two teens were located amid trash urine feces and dirty surroundings. Mothers Theresa Olmetti and Tasha Cross charged with endangerment. Sixteen-year-old suspect linked to drug sale led officers to scene. Nine children in total taken into state custody.

Chicago Fred Bosse Theresa Olmetti Tasha Cross al Gore

Mandatory Drug Tests Move From Clinton Plan

President Clinton called for drug tests for anyone arrested on federal charges and asked Attorney General Reno to craft a policy. Prosecutors could seek jail for test refusals, but critics warn it may violate the Eighth Amendment. Clinton argues testing will be voluntary and intended to end the crime drug use link.

Washington Clinton Janet Reno National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Accused Plotter Released To King For Deportation

In Phnom Penh Cambodia a half brother of King Norodom Sihanouk is accused of plotting to kill co prime minister Hun Sen and was released to the king for exile to France. Sirivudh denies the charges and says he is persecuted for opposing the government.

Sihanouk Cambodia Phnom Penh Norodomihanouk Norodom Sirivudh Ministry of Interior Hun Sen Sirivudh Interior Ministry Norodom Ranariddh France

Ebola scare in West Africa declared over by WHO

Geneva based WHO said tests on suspected Ebola cases in West Africa were negative. No secondary transmission found among contacts of a Liberian refugee. two Angola cases were false alarms. The report noted the virus’s deadliness and high fatality rate in severe strains.

West Africa Geneva World Health Organization Health Agency Philippe Stroot Liberia Ivory Coast Angola Kikwit Zaire

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