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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1997
Page
2
FDA testing of 300 supermarkets shows labels on fat calories and nutrients were correct 91 percent of the time. Some issues include vitamin A and iron measurements and underreported cholesterol in frozen seafood items.
In Hebron, an Israeli soldier fired on Palestinians in the market injuring 11 with several in serious condition. Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attack as a criminal act and said it would not derail planned Hebron troop pullback talks.
Kansas City, Kan. reporters and photographers watched as 79-year-old Michael Kolnhofer fired on officers and journalists from his home. Police shot him in the leg after he opened fire, with no other injuries. Earlier, the Justice Department filed to revoke his U.S. citizenship to aid possible deportation to Germany. Kolnhofer allegedly hid his Nazi concentration camp guard service when immigrating in 1952.
Forecasters say by Friday more sun will arrive and temperatures will rise toward the upper 70s. The outlook calls for brighter skies and warmer afternoons as the weekend nears.
Washington marks Jan 1 1997 as federal laws kick in. A tax credit up to 5000 for adoptions and 6000 for hard-to-place children benefits many families. Line item veto comes to presidents power alongside welfare reform and immigrant eligibility changes. Social Security benefits rise 29 percent, military pay up 3 percent, airline tax cut, and health insurance deduction for small businesses rises to 40 percent.
Information shows contact numbers for the Aiken Standard offices and editors, a publisher's note, postal details, and subscription pricing for home and county mail. Indicates the paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc since 1867 with address 326 Rutland Drive Alken SC.
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