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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2000

Page

5

Cyanide Spill From Romania Reaches Yugoslavia

A cyanide spill from the Baia Mare gold mine in Romania has moved into Hungary and Yugoslavia, killing about 80 percent of fish in the Tisa River as dead fish fill the surface. Officials say the spill is spreading with cyanide concentrations recorded at 0.07 mg per liter at the Tisa entry into Yugoslavia.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Europe Romania Oradea Baia Mare Tisa Hungary Atila Juhas Senta Tanjug

Cubans Burdened by Elian Custody Debate

In Havana residents express fatigue with the Elian Gonzalez custody saga while broadly endorsing his return to father Juan Miguel González. Some blame Fidel Castro for exploiting the case, others simply tire of the endless coverage and police presence.

Havana Haxti Elian Gonzalez Cuba Fidel Castro Elian Carlos Ortiz Alian

Gridlock Likely as Clinton Budget Sparks GOP Fight

Washington Republicans challenge President Clinton's fiscal 2001 plan a 1.84 trillion proposal that faces stiff opposition. They aim to craft a separate budget blueprint by March with future tax and spending bills, debating surpluses and debt reduction while campaigning.

Washington Congress Clinton House Senate

Kilborn Apologizes for Owensboro Tornado Remarks

CBS apologizes for Craig Kilborn remarks about Owensboro Kentucky after a deadly tornado causing 70 million in damage. Letter to Mayor Morris states sincere regrets for the pain caused, referencing the disaster and ongoing suffering. The report also covers Howard Stern dating talk and Smashing Pumpkins improvisation at a Phoenix/Boston show.

Kilborn CBS Craig Kilborn Owensboro Kentucky Raymond Morris Network Martin Franks Franks Smashing Pumpkins The Pumpkins Phoenix Boston Tempe

McCain Bush clash reshapes SC primary week

In Clemson South Carolina George W Bush fights to slow John McCain momentum as negative ads flare. McCain loses early surge and shifts to defend position while both campaigns pledge cleaner messaging ahead of the Saturday primary. Voters express fatigue with the attacks and the contest remains tightly watched.

Clemson S.C George W. Bush John McCain South Carolina McCain Bush New Hampshire Arizona Betsy Reasonover Camden Woodard

Governor Hodges seeks Supreme Court ruling on Santee Cooper power removal

In Columbia AP motion filed Friday Gov Hodges asks the South Carolina Supreme Court to affirm his authority to remove Santee Cooper board members at will after ordering chairman John Rainey to step down amid a dispute over executive power. Arguments set for Tuesday.

Columbia Santee Cooper Board Attorneys Say State Supreme Court Jim Hodges John Rainey Hodges Rainey Supreme Court High Court

ABA seeks national moratorium on capital punishment gain momentum

At the ABA convention in Dallas leaders pressed for a nationwide pause on executions. Gov George Ryan’s halt in Illinois spurred new momentum as 85 death row inmates have been freed nationally since 1973. Legislatures in 16 of 38 states with death penalties are weighing bans while reviews proceed.

Dallas American Bar Association ABA William Paul Illinois George Ryan Supreme Court Ilinois Death Penalty Information Center Ryan Jerome Shestack Philadelphia Pennsylvania Paul Oklahoma City

South Carolina hospitals seek alternate blood suppliers

In Columbia and across the state, recurring blood shortages push medical officials to form the South Carolina Blood Users' Group to study supply options. Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital warns of critical Type O and B blood levels, delaying surgeries at Lexington Medical Center, MUSC, and Providence. A Red Cross spokesman notes weekly targets and current limits while exploring backups and broader donor engagement.

Columbia S.C South Carolina American Red Cross William Armstrong Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital Armstrong Lexington Medical Center Medical University of South Carolina Providence Hospital Chuck Wendt Red Cross Chris Cockrell Cockrell

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