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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1995
Page
2
Actor Jimmy Stewart, 87, was taken to a hospital Thursday night after a fall at his Beverly Hills residence. Police said a witness named Jerry Holderman described wrapping around his head and said neighbors gathered on the porch to sing carols and verify his condition.
The White House plans to disclose 12 handwritten Whitewater defense notes by former White House lawyer William Kennedy, possibly as soon as today, after fighting to keep them secret. Charles says he will not remarry after his divorce, while Diana eyes a roving goodwill ambassador post and Queen Elizabeth urges a quick divorce.
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Brown University mourns computer science professor Paris Kanellakis 42 and his wife Maria-Teresa Otoya 45 who died with their two children Alexandria 7 and Stephanos 4 in the American Airlines Flight 965 crash in the Andes. The family were en route from Miami to Cali Colombia for a holiday visit.
Washington budget talks drag as Clinton and GOP leaders meet to end the partial government shutdown before year end. The stalemate centers on Medicare, Medicaid, welfare and tax cuts with possible progress on civil service benefits and energy programs.
NATO troops start removing roadblocks and checkpoints around Sarajevo and along the Tuzla corridor as part of Operation Joint Endeavor. Maj. Gen. Nash says peace rests with signers of the Paris accord while NATO assumes UN duties with 60,000 troops under Adm. Smith's command.
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