Brothers charged with patricide go back to school
Jesse and Neal Eldridge, squares away placement tests and classes at Hector School as they face charges of ambushing and killing their father Ricky Dale Eldridge. Education officials defend their right to an education, citing innocence until proven guilty.
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Hector, Ark
Jesse
Neal Eldridge
Hector
Ricky Dale Eldridge
Margaret Preston
State Department of Education
Tarzana
Calif
Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center
Kara ‘Welter
San Fernando Valley
Taiwan crash death toll climbs as 203 killed
Rescue teams retrieved burned bodies from a scorched Taiwan crash site near Taipei airport where 203 people died on China Airlines Flight C1676 from Bali. Relatives identified several victims at a tent by the airport as investigators reviewed the control tower recordings and recovered flight recorders.
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Taipei
Taiwan
China Airlines
Chien Ming Hsing
Bali
Zens
Taipei International
Clinton team finds new witness in Jones case
The Paula Jones suit against President Clinton edges toward pretrial wins as a Richmond woman claims she was pressured to lie to support a friend’s claim that Clinton made an unwanted advance. Grand jury sessions resume with Monica Lewinsky’s possible testimony on alleged affair and perjury.
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Clinton
Washington
Paula Jones
Richmond
White House
Mrs. Jones
Monica Lewinsky
Julie Hiatt Steele
Kathleen Willey
Colonial Pipeline to pay a record 6.5 million
Colonial Pipeline will pay 6.5 million in the states largest environmental settlement for the 1996 diesel spill into the Reedy River that killed 35 000 fish along 22 miles in Greenville and Laurens counties. Funds are for river restoration and environmental protection projects per the attorney general.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Colonial Pipeline
Reedy
Laurens
Charlie Condon
Albright to visit USC as Iraq strike talks loom
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will visit the University of South Carolina on Thursday for a classroom style briefing amid discussions of possible military strikes against Iraq. USC officials said the details are being finalized and she is expected around 3 p.m. in Columbia.
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USC Columbia
Madeleine Albright
University of South Carolina
Iraq
State Department
USC
Russ McKinney
Albright
McKinney
Rec
Columbia
Midlands
Jim Headley
State Parks and Recreation Association
Headley
Aiken Standard Local Office Hours and Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and a switchboard number 648 2311 For subscriptions call 649 5315 For PAX 648 6052 Editors reach via 648 2311 extensions 219 221 220 Publisher Scott B Hunter at 648 2311 ext 203 Circulation customer service hours 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m weekdays and weekends listed as Tamela
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Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
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