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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1999
Page
2
In Aceh's Lhokseumawe, 11 soldiers were arrested after reportedly beating four civilians to death while in custody. Human rights groups said the assaults followed a village raid targeting those suspected of supporting Islamic separatists. 25 civilians injured.
Switzerland watches the euro with cautious optimism as tourism and exports anchor its economy. The central bank’s policies have kept inflation near zero, with the franc remaining a stable, sought after currency. The Swiss banks offer euro accounts while avoiding EU monetary interference to protect exports against potential euro shocks. The euro launched among 11 members on January 1, with electronic trading and card payments available. currency values place the dollar at 1.38 francs and the euro at about 1.61 francs.
President Clinton broadens eligibility for money transfers to Cubans in need to promote anti-government sentiment and economic independence. The move replaces prior limits that restricted transfers to Cuban Americans, raising questions about government impact on Fidel Castro's control. Transfers remain capped at 1200 dollars per year per recipient.
National roundup reports a landmark Supreme Court challenge over school officials ignoring a 10-year-old girl LaShonda Davis who reported harassment. Her mother Auriela Davis helped file a criminal complaint after a boy pleaded guilty to sexual battery and left Atlanta.
Washington report notes Podesta.com, once co owned by White House chief of staff John Podesta, purchased Ricchetti and Associates owned by Steve Ricchetti. The move brings Ricchetti’s brother Jeff into the firm alongside Podesta and his brother Anthony, signaling deeper White House access.
A Cincinnati firm RIF Ltd plans to buy 138 acres beside Warren County Airport in Lebanon Ohio to build a business park. The deal centers on land once connected to Neil Armstrong’s legacy, with developers pursuing a high profile site in southwest Ohio.
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