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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1998

Page

2

Barred Americans deny leaving under pressure from Iraq

An American led UN arms inspection team left Baghdad pledging to return, saying the departure was not surrender to Iraqi pressure. Scott Ritter asserted the inspections hold important tasks, and they will resume later. Bird flu studies show no mutation to a more virulent form, CDC pursuing a new vaccine as caution remains. Cohen urges Thailand arms purchase relief to ease economic strain. Chiapas aid flows amid calls to reduce troops. Cuban victims suit ban persists under Helms Burton Act despite international cooperation push.

Baghdad Iraq Scott Ritter Washington Hong Kong Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Kanta Subbarao CDC Flu Laboratory Atlanta

Space pioneer John Glenn set to become oldest in space again

NASA plans to return space veteran John Glenn to space as a payload specialist on the shuttle Discovery for a October flight. The 76-year-old Ohio senator would participate in medical tests on weightlessness affecting bones and the immune system, aiming to study aging.

Washington John Glenn National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ohio Glenn NASA Daniel Goldin Discovery Chris Kraft Kraft

Gore tours ice battered Maine as disaster aid urged

Vice President Al Gore toured ice coated central Maine with Gov. Angus King and FEMA chief James Witt to see storm damage. Clinton declared Maine eligible for federal aid as New Hampshire also won disaster status and a new storm threatened more snow and ice. Connecticut utilities recalled crews while New York reported fatalities and thousands remained without power.

Auburn Maine al Gore Gore Clinton Angus King James Lee Witt Federal Emergency Management Agency Augusta Lewiston Northeast Utilities Montreal Canada Connecticut New York State Rochester

Reluctant Residents Back Toll Road On Hilton Head Island

On Hilton Head Island residents express mixed feelings about the Cross Island Parkway toll plaza opening soon. The four-lane route aims to ease traffic from US 278, with a $1 toll at the plaza and a bridge over Broad Creek enhancing access to Sea Pines and other resorts.

Hilton Head Island South Carolina Cross Island Parkway Tobin Spicer Sea Pines Plantation Broad Creek

Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Hours Mentioned

The notice lists subscription prices of 33.60 for 3 months and 134.40 per year, plus 17.48 monthly for other mail. It notes 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekends for Sun hours, with advance payments accepted.

Aiken Scott B. Hunter Aiken ‘Standard

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