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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1995
Page
2
A synthesis shows men and women process language differently with left-hemisphere specialization more in men. The rhyme task requires phoneme parsing, a core reading skill, while prior studies were inconclusive on gender differences in brain organization for language.
Washington observers anticipate a Justice Department appeal to overturn U S District Judge Stanley Sporkin who rejected a Microsoft settlement. The judge said the proposed consent decree was too narrow to break the firm’s near monopoly and past anti competitive practices.
One key alibi witness Rosa Lopez reportedly fled to El Salvador to avoid media harassment. The defense may seek video testimony if she does not return, while another witness has recent fraud arrests. DNA evidence surface adds to forensic contention over blood at the crime scene.
The Commerce Department reports housing starts fell 9.8 percent in January to a 1.38 million SAAR, with double-digit declines nationwide including the Northeast and Midwest. Single family starts also dropped sharply, following December’s 0.6 percent dip and November’s 5.9 percent rise. Weather was favorable this January, contradicting expectations of a slower pace.
House votes 218 to 212 to reject a GOP bid directing the Clinton administration to outline a deployment plan for missile defense. Republicans push to cut U N peacekeeping funding and speed NATO expansion while Democrats gain a temporary Clinton victory. Rep Kasich says he misunderstood the motion.
Showers likely tonight with a low in the mid 50s. Tomorrow expect rain with a high in the lower 60s. Yesterday's high was 47 and low 45 with a record high of 85 at Falcoma Tow. Sunset today is 6 13 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 11 a.m.
President Boris Yeltsin defended sending troops to Chechnya and blamed military leaders for big losses and human rights violations. In a state of the nation address he warned of a likely high level shakeup while observers noted ongoing bloodshed in the breakaway republic.
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