Dexter King on Following Footsteps Beyond His Father's Footsteps
Dexter King says it would be a disservice to his father Martin Luther King Jr. to imitate him. He explains he follows in his father’s footsteps, not walking in his shoes, and notes leadership finds a person, not the person seeking the role. King leads the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change and preserves his father’s legacy.
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Amphion crew rescued as freighter sinks off Newfoundland
The Amphion Greek owned freighter bound for Philadelphia from Europe issued its distress call after a night of 30 foot seas. A Canadian fisheries patrol ship Leonard J. Cowley could not reach the 24 sailors offshore before dawn.
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Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Philadelphia
Europe
Leonard J. Cowey
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY and COUNTY MAIL are listed with monthly three month six month and yearly options. Prices vary for OTHER MAIL and advance payments instructions accompany the notice. The paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc with contact and postal details.
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Rebels Stalled On Way Home From Chechnya
Russian helicopter gunships circled a convoy of Chechen rebels with more than 100 hostages as talks failed to resolve the crisis. Maj Gen Alexander Khailov demanded the rebels be annihilated while Moscow pressed for hostage release. Dagestani officials reported casualties from a recent attack and safe-passage negotiations for rebels and hostages continued amid a tense standoff near Pervomayskaya.
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Chechnya
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Moscow
Russian Federation
Boris Yeltsin
Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Dagestani
Kizlyar
Kremlin
Endeavour Blasts Off on Shuttle Mission to Recover Satellite
Space shuttle Endeavour and a six astronaut crew launched from Cape Canaveral at 4 41 a m after 23 minute delay to reach a Japanese satellite 300 miles above Earth. The crew plans to use the robot arm to retrieve the satellite and its cargo of dead newts crystals and telescopes.
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Budget Talks Still In Limbo
Washington reports say chances for a balanced budget this year are dim. Newt Gingrich contemplates short term continuing resolutions at 75 and then 70 percent to keep essential operations with big disputes over Medicare Medicaid tax cuts. Senate Republican Bob Dole warns of fundamental differences as lawmakers adjourn for the holidays awaiting November votes.
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Calendar clash shakes McLarty travel office probe
Washington calendars conflict with statements by Mack McLarty about the 1993 White House travel office firings. The May 11, 1998 meeting with Harry Thomason precedes the firings by eight days, while McLarty maintains the discussion did not relate to the travel office matter.
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