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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1999
Page
2
Baghdad's ambassador questioned if UN weapons inspectors aided by Washington eavesdropping on an Iraqi military intelligence call, a claim that could sway debates on sanctions and Iraq's alleged weapons capabilities. The reports could affect how compliance is viewed and sanctions policy.
Nashville singer Lee Ann Womack welcomed daughter Anna Lise weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces as she earned a Grammy nod for best female country vocal performance for A Little Past Little Rock. Frank Liddell is the father. the event followed her recent nomination.
In Portland a federal case tests if The Nuremberg Files is protected free speech or a violent incitement tool. The site lists doctors who perform abortions with personal data and has been cited after the Buffalo killing of Dr Barnett Slepian. Planned Parenthood leads a multimillion-dollar suit arguing it violates the 1994 Clinic Entrances Act.
US airlines and commuter carriers carried 615 million passengers in 1998 and for the first time saw zero passenger fatalities on scheduled flights. Despite past fatal crashes, officials call the year the safest in aviation history, while noting luck plays a part.
U S Air Force F 16 attacked an air defense radar installation in northern Iraq after a pilot said he was about to be fired on by a surface to air missile. The aircraft returned safely and was not fired upon according to U S European Command.
Asia's top markets rose after Wall Street's surge though doubts linger on a regional economic bottom. Singapore and Hong Kong gained over 3.5 percent, Tokyo rose about 2.4 percent intraday but finished up only half a percent, as traders cited easing rates and Europe's euro launch lifting sentiment.
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