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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1999
Page
2
Relatives of 20 Europeans who died when a US Marine jet cut a gondola cable gather in Cavalse, Italy. Up to 300 attend, roses in hand, as survivors recount the loss and a priest calls it preventable and against nature.
Henry Winkler backs a stage version based on Happy Days with Craig Urbani as Arthur Fonzarelli, says he cannot sing and avoids the role himself, the show opening Wednesday in London. The piece also notes Siegfried and Roy hitting 4,000 Las Vegas performances and Michelle Pfeiffer discussing her role in The Deep End of the Ocean.
Senate Republicans weigh a formal finding that President Clinton gave false grand jury testimony as House managers seek live testimony from witnesses. Sidney Blumenthal testifies about a Lewinsky stalker remark while Vernon Jordan alters details of a breakfast meeting, all to show Clinton fed a false account to his aides.
Cleveland judge Patricia Cleary sent Yuriko Kawaguchi to prison for credit card forgery delaying her abortion. Kawaguchi, 21, gave birth to a 7 pound 1 ounce girl in the San Francisco area. lawyers say mother and baby are well. The case centers on the judge’s sentence for forgery rather than abortion access.
House Democratic leader Dick Gephardt will not seek the presidency in 2000. He planned private talks with Vice President Al Gore before an evening meeting of House Democrats. He urged focus on taking back the House and keeping GOP power in check.
Chicago judge Daniel Locallo reports a death threat after sentencing Frank Caruso, 19, to eight years for a March 1997 beating of Lenard Clark, a 13‑year‑old black boy who remains in a coma with brain damage. Locallo declines to be intimidated and will continue presiding.
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