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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1998
Page
2
NATO General Wesley Clark outlined Bosnia as a priority for the peace mission. He noted progress since 1995 but warned the force remains fragile as it plans a follow-on, with renewed mandate due in June and potential troop reductions after September elections.
Angela Brock confronts Odette Green at Think Life day care over supervision of Brock's son Cedric. In a clash witnessed by 10 children Green, a 23 year old volunteer, is charged with second degree murder after Brock is stabbed to death. Green's children were placed in state custody while Brock's four kids were taken to their grandmother.
White House lawyers consider invoking executive privilege to limit grand jury testimony by Bruce Lindsey in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry. If used, the move could trigger a legal showdown with independent counsel Kenneth Starr as Lindsey returns to the grand jury amid ongoing investigations.
New York CBS dominated primetime but scored disappointing Olympic ratings. CBS posted a 16.9 rating and 28 share overall through Tuesday, far below the Lillehammer 1994 and Albertville 1992 Games, while NBC trailed. The coverage drew criticism despite clear wins over rivals.
Giant Food Inc of Maryland and CVS Corp halt sharing patient medical information with Elensys Inc after privacy concerns. Elensys supplied prescription reminders and drug promotions, prompting critics to call the practice unethical.
John Glenn, 76, trains at Johnson Space Center for a simulated space shuttle launch with a centrifuge test and optional ECG monitoring. He aims to return to orbit in October for aging research before resuming Senate duties next week.
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