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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1997
Page
2
Diplomatic efforts to end Zaire’s civil war unfold as 160000 Rwandan refugees at the nation’s largest camp fear a late agreement. Residents question where they will go if talks fail, with some preferring to return home despite danger.
Lawrence Taylor tells Cranford High students drugs are not the answer to problems admitting his addiction and urging teens to seek help. Madonna gears up for activist role and casting as Tina Modotti in an upcoming film after Evita reception.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright met Russian President Boris Yeltsin in Moscow, saying he was mentally sharp after heart surgery and pneumonia. Both sides kept opposition to NATO enlargement, with Yeltsin’s spokesman calling any breakthrough premature while noting progress on European security, weapons systems, and economic cooperation.
Washington four years into presidency Clinton shows thinning on top as his graying mane recedes in certain lights. Gore counters with humor about reinventing government and a joking aim for 20 percent less hair, underscoring the era of big hair fading.
Kenneth Starr reversed his plan to resign and pledged to stay on the Whitewater investigation. He cited public confidence and said the probe will continue, including reviews of the White House travel office firings and FBI file searches. Starr admitted his earlier date was a mistake and declined to set a timeline for prosecutions of President Clinton or the First Lady.
About 15 anti abortion activists gathered outside Buffalo GYN Women Services carrying signs and brochures while ten escort volunteers guided patients inside. Police watched but took no action as a U S Supreme Court ruling upheld the fixed 15 foot buffer from clinic doors and driveways established during the 1992 Spring of Life protests led by US District Judge Richard Arcara.
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