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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1999

Page

2

Milosevic Party Pushes Kosovo Delegation to Talks

In Belgrade the Socialist Party secretary general Gorica Gajevic urged the parliament to vote to send a delegation to France for Kosovo peace talks. She accused NATO of bullying and said the move would show commitment to peace amidst looming Feb. 19 deadlines and Cohen testimony on a potential U S peacekeeping role.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic Kosovo Socialist Party Gorica Gajevic France Gajevic NATO Defense William Cohen Senate Armed Services Committee U.S

Mir space mirror experiment lights up regions

The Mir space station crew began an experiment with a 83 foot diameter space mirror to flash reflected sunlight over areas of the former Soviet Union Germany and the Czech Republic. Mission Control spokesman Valery Lyndin said the artificial moon could illuminate a 5 mile wide spot if skies are clear.

Moscow Mir Space Station Soviet Union Germany Czech Republic Russia Soviet Republics Mission Control Valery Lyndin Lyndin

Islamic law adoption celebrated in Grozny amid protests

In Grozny thousands celebrate as President Aslan Maskhadov orders Islamic law and revokes parliament functions amid calls by 1,500 opposition figures for further concessions including abolishing the presidency. Outside, about 7,000 marchers celebrate armed in fatigues as hard-liners push for an Islamic constitution within three months.

Grozny Russia Chechnya Aslan Maskhadov Maskhadov

Margulies Leaves ER After Next Season

Julianna Margulies plans to exit NBC drama ER after the 1999 2000 season to return home to New York and pursue stage work and independent films. She noted fans will be pleased with her character’s fate as she spoke on The Howie Mandel Show.

Margulies Los Angeles Julianna Margulies Carol Hathaway NBC New York Ms. Margulies Howie Mandel George Clooney

Clintons condemn People Chelsea cover as privacy breached

President Clinton and Hillary Clinton say they are profoundly saddened by People magazine's decision to feature Chelsea on the cover. They call the timing an invasion of privacy and note Chelsea turns 19 on February 27 while recounting the family’s history with media scrutiny amid the Monica Lewinsky affair.

Washington Clinton People Magazine Chelsea Clintons Hillary Chelsea Grace People Monica Lewinsky Carol Wallace White House Joe Lockhart Stanford University Marsha Berry Berry Nashville Tenn Kaiser Family Foundation

Republicans seek finding of fact in Clinton impeachment trial

Senate Republicans meet to pursue a majority based finding of fact rather than conviction and removal. White House and Democrats deem the idea unconstitutional and plan to keep live testimony off the floor. Debate focuses on public videotapes and witness appearance as trial resumes amid pressure for a swift end.

Washington Clinton White House Senate House Monica Lewinsky Vernon Jordan Sidney Blumenthal Lewinsky Jordan GOP

Victoria's Secret show stalls on first internet broadcast

The inaugural Internet broadcast of Victoria's Secret Spring Fashion Show in New York faltered for many viewers as heavy traffic produced jagged video and audio. Comments from observers note the technology was not ready for high demand and a Super Bowl ad promoted the event.

New York Victoria’s Secret Wendy Hargle Berkeley Calif

U S and Britain strike Iraq to weaken defenses

U S and British airstrikes over five weeks have damaged Saddam Hussein’s defenses more than December’s four day campaign. Iraq has withdrawn anti-aircraft batteries from no fly zones after daily patrols but may be retreat or challenge ongoing radar and aircraft threats.

Washington U.S Saddam Hussein Pentagon Saddam Iraq

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