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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1998
Page
2
In Belfast Northern Ireland Prime Minister Mo Mowlam visited Maze Prison to urge pro British militants to back peace talks. She met inmates including Johnny Adair amid threats to end their October cease fire as negotiations with IRA loom uncertain.
Palm Springs mourners lined up to pay respects at Bono's flag draped coffin inside St. Theresa Church as political figures led a national television funeral. Speaker Newt Gingrich, Gov. Pete Wilson, and a Clinton Cabinet representative attended alongside dozens of Congress members. Deset Memorial Park burial planned after the service. Mary Bono visited the vigil with Bruce Herschensohn, sharing embraces with mourners.
Two decades after owning the last of his three Beetles Bill Shoebottom is eager to buy VWs sequel to the fabled car. He paid 2500 early deposit and expects delivery in March as VW projects 50000 sales. The new Beetle keeps the iconic shape but adds air conditioning remote locks and a six speaker stereo with a 15200 price tag.
Early tests indicate the chicken flu in Hong Kong sickened 16 people and killed four, with initial evidence suggesting limited person to person transmission. Health officials caution that conclusions are preliminary and subject to change as more data emerge.
A roundup of varied items reports a CDC expert cautioning on a possible human transmission risk from a viral outbreak, followed by AT&T’s $11.3 billion acquisition of Teleport Communications, threats faced by a juror in a high profile case, and updates on Theodore Kaczynski’s trial health questions. AUSA polls show tax cuts not favored in a budget surplus. Americans prioritize health, education, Social Security, and debt repayment.
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