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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1996
Page
2
Reports quote friends saying Princess Diana will agree to divorce if terms include a defined public role and a pledge to always be treated as a princess and mother of the future king. Prince William, 13, remains second in line to the throne after Charles.
Kermit the Frog leads the Rose Parade with real flowers on floats, while a puppet handler and Hollywood crew preserve the illusion. Pat Knox of Tournament of Roses explains the behind the scenes setup for sight and sound. 10y Story tops North American box office with 19.7 million, Jumanji 17.5 million, Waiting to Exhale 14.5 million. 12 Monkeys opens strongly in limited release.
Subscription rates for home delivery county and other mail are listed with monthly, 3 month, 6 month, and annual options. The Aiken Standard, ISSN 0893 2557, established 1967, is published weekday and on weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. Address and postmaster details are provided for subscriber changes.
A four story apartment blaze in Philadelphia killed a 3 year old child and a man who jumped from a window. Three adults and another child were seriously injured while about 35 residents sought shelter at a nearby church. Fire officials noted rapid spread over three floors and questioned whether the fire was accidental.
Washington report on a Kaiser study of 454 women born 1900 to 1915 shows estrogen therapy linked to a 46 percent drop in all-cause mortality. Users faced 60 percent lower deaths from coronary heart disease and 73 percent fewer deaths from stroke, with no significant cancer death difference.
Senate leaders warn furloughed federal workers will remain at home as a partisan budget dispute delays pay and services. White House talks progress on a seven year balanced budget, with Tuesday set for further discussions on Medicare taxes and welfare, while the partial shutdown leaves 760,000 workers unpaid.
Sen Bob Dole warns of a grim new year as 480000 federal workers remain on duty in emergency status while 280000 are furloughed. Pay is halted after Dec 15 and many receive truncated checks. Daily losses include 23000 passport applications 2500 FHA loans 60000 SSN requests and 20000 college aid applications. Daschle blames House Republicans as both sides reject the other's proposals.
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