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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1998
Page
2
A U.N chartered C 130 cargo plane with 14 aboard is believed mostly intact near the Angolan war zone. UN spokesman Hamadoun Toure said a Morse SOS signal was picked up but its origin is unclear and survivors are unlikely.
New mother Heather Locklear says motherhood comes first and she plans to spend time at home with her baby Ava while continuing to work on Moose Place. Locklear and her husband Richie Sambora note they miss their child during outings.
Baghdad official media condemn Arab governments for withholding support to Saddam Hussein's regime and warn of Arab mass wrath. Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz ridicules Egypt's claim Saddam provoked December airstrikes while ArabLeague meetings fail to condemn the bombardment.
Aaron James 24, serving a 50 year term for murder kidnapping and robbery, escaped with five others from Riverbend prison. He was recaptured in a crawl space seven miles away after friends sought a $5 000 reward, while other escapees returned to custody within 36 hours. Officials withheld comment on reward eligibility.
Federal judge in Cape Girardeau grants a preliminary injunction against Woodland School District over a high school student's Web page posting. The order bars using the suspension in grades and attendance and protects the student's right to post his homepage.
Winter rain and melted snow trigger floods and mudslides across western Oregon. Tillamook, a 4000 resident town near Portland, endures belly-deep water as more rain is forecast and power outages persist in the region. Local farmers fear another storm and note calves stranded in floodwaters.
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