Playoffs set for NFC and AFC title games
Four teams remain for Super Bowl XXIII with Atlanta visiting Minnesota at the Metrodome for the NFC title after a 20-18 win over San Francisco. Denver hosts New York Jets at Mile High in the AFC title, a 4 p.m. kickoff, with Jets aiming to reach their first Super Bowl since 1969.
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Obituary notices listed for several individuals on page eight A
Death notices honor Jeanette Blaxton of Lexington Mary Frances Davis of Aiken Everett Paul Dorch of Aiken Ernest I Flowers of Aiken James Holloway of Edgefield Niesha Priester of Aiken Monroe Richardson of Aiken Buddy Row Richardson of Aiken Donald Skudlarek of Graniteville obituary notices appear on page 8A detailing names and affiliations without sensational detail.
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Jeanette Blaxton
Lexington
Mary Frances Davis
Aiken
Everett Paul Dorch
Ernest I. Flowers
James
Jim) Holloway
Edgefield
Niesha L. Priester
Aiken Monroe
Buddy Row) Richardson
Donald A. Skudlarek
Graniteville
Georgia Lottery Saturday Draws Summary
Georgia Lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 3 7 3, Cash 3 Evening 9 79 and 407 61, and Georgia Lotto numbers 14 36 28 7 38 24. No further details provided.
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Clinton impeachment opens amid calls for witnesses
House prosecutors urged removal of President Clinton, warning that the presidency could be damaged. Senators debated witnesses as legal teams prepared for the trial resumption. Hyde led with questions on perjury and obstruction, while Clinton’s lawyer signaled a vigorous defense. The trial, presided by Chief Justice Rehnquist, marks the first presidential impeachment since 1868.
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Seeds of crisis sown year ago
A year ago President Clinton faced six hours of questioning about events dating to his Arkansas governorship. The inquiry, spurred by Linda Tripp’s tapes, moved toward a federal case led by Kenneth Starr and introduced Monica Lewinsky to the national stage, reshaping Clinton’s presidency and public life.
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Strategy to Block Casino Boat Ban in Little River
Little River casino boat owners plan a two pronged fight against a proposed ban. Lawyers for Star Dancer owner Jim Gray and Victori Casino owner Dewayne Williams prepare takings-based lawsuits if forced out of South Carolina waters. They hired six lobbyists to sway lawmakers and may sue if bans pass while cruise ships with gambling gear sail into ports. Former congressman John Napier and an associate are hired to craft the brief, building on a Supreme Court takings context sparked by Isle of Palms case.
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Camellias Shine at 45th Aiken Show Features and Judges
The 45th annual Aiken Camellia Show displayed 759 blooms at the Aiken Mall near Sears with best flowers named and other entries on view from 1 to 6 pm. Exhibits drew participants from Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and across South Carolina with chief judge John Newsome praising the variety and bloom.
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