10 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1999
Page
1
Aikenite aviator enters a new era as a gyrocopter pilot, testing a different aircraft design on Page 1C. The feature outlines the craft’s handling, potential uses, and the pilot’s background in aviation.
Gov elect Hodges campaigned on a lottery vote with video poker money. Lawmakers reconvene in Columbia to push a lottery referendum and gambling issues, with education funding and tax relief among priorities amid a debated surplus and budget constraints.
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott pledged fairness as the impeachment process moves forward with House managers opening statements and lawmakers confronting whether to call witnesses. White House aides plan to counter misperceptions about perjury charges in Clinton's case, arguing the focus is on facts of the Lewinsky affair and not his Jones denial.
Obituary notices appear on page 8 listing John Aubrey Baldwin Jr of North Augusta Emmie Carr of Graniteville Willie Duches of North Augusta Walter B Eve of North Augusta Geraldine Lawrence of New Ellenton Amelia O Dell of North Augusta Joseph Walker Rutherford of South Edmund.
The Georgia lottery draws show Antony 5 115 19 28 24 for Friday late numbers. Saturday winning numbers include Cash 3 Midday 53 8 and Cash 3 Evening 73. Cash 42 91 and Georgia Lotto 61 also listed.
Local volunteers from the Sons of Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy joined Aiken residents to clear decades of neglect from the Bath community cemetery along Highway 1 between Aiken and Augusta. They used axes chainsaws and rakes to reveal buried headstones and restore dignity to final resting places as teens through seniors removed leaves and debris.
Iraqi legislators pressed to rescind recognition of Kuwait and uphold Saddam Hussein's hard line toward UN weapons inspectors. A 250-member National Assembly draft would become law after ratification by the Revolutionary Command Council. The draft, circulated after fiery speeches, urges continued sanctions and rejects cooperation with UN inspections.
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