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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 2000

Page

6

Five Bosnian Croat militiamen jailed for Bosnian war crimes

At The Hague UN judges sentenced five Bosnian Croat militiamen to up to 25 years each in the largest conviction to date by the A juzzi war crimes court for the 1992 95 Bosnian war. The verdicts describe a killing spree in Ahmid central Bosnia where over 100 Muslims were killed and Muslim homes burned.

Hague Netherlands Ahmid

Two indicted in Chinese smuggling operation at Seattle port

A federal grand jury charged Yu Zheng and Sheng Ding with four counts each in a scheme to smuggle 12 Chinese nationals into the United States aboard a cargo ship from Hong Kong. They were arrested January 2 at the Port of Seattle after stowaways were found in a filthy container from the OOCL Faith. Prosecutors say they charged up to $60 000 per person and arranged placing the 12 in a 40 foot container and loading it aboard the vessel.

Seattle United States Hong Kong Yu Zheng Sheng Ding China Kate Pflaumer Zheng Ding Oocl Faith

Greenspan Warns Stock Boom May Push Economy Overheat

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned the booming stock market could overheat the U.S. economy as private economists prepare for a fourth interest-rate hike since last June. He linked high consumer spending to the wealth effect from rising portfolios, noting it could strain resources and raise inflation if not moderated.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan U.S Greenspan Economic Club of New York

Russia denies high troop losses in Chechnya

The Defense Ministry in Grozny rejected reports of rising Russian casualties as media claimed 33 soldiers died in Chechnya over 24 hours. Military aircraft continued bombing suspected rebel encampments as independent analysts questioned the ministry’s low tallies.

Grozny Russia Russian Defense Ministry Chechnya Interfax Defense Ministry

Judge spares life sentence for boy in Pontiac case

In Pontiac Michigan Judge Eugene Moore ordered 13 year old Nathaniel Abraham to stay in a youth detention center until age 21 for the murder of Ronnie Greene Jr age 18 outside a convenience store. The judge cited Michigan's flawed juvenile justice system and urged community reform.

Pontiac Mich Nathaniel Abraham Michigan Nathaniel Eugene Moore

SC senator seeks ethics fix on elections to state commissions

Upstate Sen Ty Courtney says legislators should be barred from the House floor while running for Employment Security Commission seats. The panel is elected by the General Assembly, and several lawmakers and former officials are vying for the open posts with salaries above 80 000 dollars per year.

Commission Elections Columbia Upstate Ty Courtney R-Cowpens Courtney South Carolina Employment Security Commission General Assembly Steve Andford R-Roebuck John Scott Columbia McKinley Washington D-Ravevel Lawmak Ers Carole Wells Billy McLeod Commission

Primary on hold in South Carolina after voting rights complaint

A Justice Department inquiry into South Carolina's Republican presidential primary has delayed the Democratic contest. State Rep. Todd Rutherford and seven voters claim the Feb 19 GOP primary burdens black precincts. Officials said the outcome hinges on a possible recusal and reclearance, leaving Democrats in limbo as polls were set for a March 9 firehouse style event.

Columbia South Carolina Todd Rutherford Justice Department GOP Christine DeBartolo Democratic Party Dick Harpootlian Harpootlian Republican Party Henry ‘McMaster Steve Pershing McMaster Republican National Committee State Election Commission Jim Hendrix

Gates crowns Ballmer as Microsoft chief executive

Gates steps back from daily leadership to pursue future technologies and remains chairman while Ballmer becomes CEO. Gates jokes about returning to coding as he shifts focus to Windows 2000 timing and software architecture.

Redmond Wash Steve Ballmer Microsoft Bill Gates Gates Ballmer Vision

40 on the Web Internet real estate soars in price

New York reports the Internet boom driving domain names to high prices from 70 dollars to millions. Luxury domains like Business.com and America.com command multi million values while names such as wallstreet.com autos.com inter hhet.com tv.com attract six figure sums. The market favors memorable generic names and regulators eye new categories.

New York Madison Avenue Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive Business.com America.com Com Org Info Webster's Tim Pluma GreatDomains.com Pluma WallStreet.com Autos.com Inter. Hhet.com Tv.com

Clinton proposes $10 credit for electronic tax filing

President Clinton would offer a tax credit up to 10 for taxpayers who file income tax returns electronically. A 5 credit would apply to those using the IRS Telefile system. Officials say the incentive could shift habits toward e filing, speeding refunds and improving receipt confirmations.

Washington News Clinton Washington Tor Congress IRS Congressions Imates Internal Revenue Service Charles Rossetti

Oprah Teaches Again at Northwestern Kellogg School

Oprah Winfrey will return to Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management to teach Dynamics of Leadership next fall. Assistant Dean Rich Honack says student reviews were among the strongest for any professor and students said they learned real value.

Oprah Chicago Oprah Winfrey Northwestern University Winfrey J.L. Kellogg School of Management Rich Honack

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