Cosby wins 15th People's Choice Award
Bill Cosby's return to television in Cosby secured his 15th People's Choice Award and the show won favorite new television comedy series. Cosby shared the favorite male in a new television series award with Michael J. Fox. The event highlighted Oprah Winfrey, Tim Allen, Brooke Shields, Mel Gibson, Sandra Bullock and others across TV and film.
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Olympic skating champion Oksana Baiul hospitalized after Connecticut crash
Olympic figure skating champion Oksana Baiul was hospitalized with a concussion after a car crash in Connecticut. Police declined to say if she was the driver. Christopher Reeve opened a spinal cord research fundraiser with a star studded concert in Princeton, calling the area his hometown.
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Clinton seeks to delay suit in Paula Jones case
President Clinton asks the Supreme Court to postpone Paula Jones 1991 sexual harassment suit while he remains in office. Jones argues the constitutional framework requires timely access to the courts. Justices weigh whether the president can face personal litigation now or must wait until he is a private citizen in four years.
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Israel and Palestine nearing West Bank troop withdrawal agreement
Israel and the Palestinians moved toward a paper agreement to withdraw rural West Bank troops by mid-1998, after pressure from King Hussein and US envoy Dennis Ross. The draft aims to unlock broader peace with key issues including prisoner releases and security for a Palestinian airport.
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Oakland Schools Reach Partial Ebonics Policy Revision
In Oakland a task force revised a policy to recognize black English as a second language while removing claims of genetic origins. The plan keeps improving African American students by teaching standard English and understanding ebonics in curriculum amid nationwide debate.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Midweek
Forecast calls for mostly sunny start with cool high near 48. Tonight drops to around 21. Clouds increase Tuesday with rain chances Wednesday and Thursday and a slight ice risk. Temperatures stay upper 40s to lower 50s through week with lows around 28 to 32.
Aiken Standard Subscriber Information and Rates
The notice lists offices hours and contact numbers for The Aiken Standard. It includes subscription rates for county and other mail, delivery expectations, and customer service hours. It identifies publisher contact and publishing details, with postal and address information.
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