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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1996
Page
2
Elizabeth Taylor attempted eighth marriage to Larry Fortensky by cutting staff and even cooking dinner. Friends say his quiet, simple life clashed with her busy lifestyle, as reported by People magazine in its March 4 issue.
Washington AP reports former Army clerk Robert Lipka, 50, once with the NSA, arrested by FBI in Millersville Pennsylvania for allegedly passing national defense and communications intelligence to the Soviet Union from 1965 to 1974, including White House reports and troop movements during the Vietnam War. The case covers alleged transfers through 1974.
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and yearly options. Advance payments may be mailed to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription, Aiken Standard established 1867, published by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina with postal and address changes to P.O. Box 456 124 Rutland Drive.
A Dutch woman, lost with her husband, was shot and killed at a gas station in Liberty City Miami during a holdup. Police say two men approached the car, shot through the passenger window as it sat with doors closed, and fled. The couple arrived Thursday, the woman dying two hours later. No witnesses reported a money demand. the case raises concerns amid long-standing crime concerns in the district.
President Boris Yeltsin urged patience while promising relief from market reform pain during his state of the nation address. He warned political upheaval could reclaim Soviet times if needs go unmet, as Communist challenger Zyuganov gains momentum and thousands rally in support downtown.
Hussein Kamel al Majid and Saddam Kamel al Majid, sons in law of Saddam Hussein, were fatally wounded by clan members who stormed their Baghdad home after returning from exile. Their wives had divorced them days earlier. clashes left several dead or wounded.
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