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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1996
Page
2
In Rome while filming Daylight Slyvester Stallone acted as a real life paramedic when a car explosion stunt misfired wind caused flames to flare. Publicist Peter Silbermann said Stallone rolled the stunt man, covered him with a blanket and straddled him to extinguish the fire.
Prince Charles toured Sarajevo’s burned National Library and condemned the shelling as he visits Bosnia for two days to show support for the peace accord and NATO troops. The visit follows his expression of horror at the destruction and loss of life in the city.
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY and COUNTY MAIL are listed with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. The notice provides the publisher name Aiken Standard and address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and requests address changes to the same.
An IRA suspected attack shattered an underground parking area in Docklands east London. The blast, after a reported series of warnings, damaged a six story office building, forced Canary Wharf Tower evacuation, injured at least 34 with no deaths, as police probe ongoing.
Clifton McCree aged 41 returned to a beach cleanup trailer in Fort Lauderdale and announced that everyone would die. He fired at least 12 shots, killing five parks workers, wounding one and injuring another before shooting himself. Victims named include Joseph Clifford and Kenneth Brunjes among others.
A rush hour collision between two New Jersey Transit trains in Secaucus killed both engineers and a passenger and injured at least 160 others. An eastbound train collided after running a stop signal at 8 40 am. Passengers described a chaotic scene with cars crushed and people piled atop each other.
President Clinton pledged to challenge in Congress and the courts a new provision to discharge military personnel who test positive for HIV the virus that causes AIDS. Aides said the administration would still enforce the measure if not repealed or ruled unconstitutional. The clause is part of a 1996 defense authorization bill approved by Congress.
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