County Looks To D.C. For Flood Relief
County Administrator William Shepherd pushes for federal help to fund flood control in the Kalmia Basin Wise Hollow Basin and Audubon Circle. He cites a hoped $6 to $7 million package and a potential $254000 federal grant while a council vote keeps a $950000 Wise Hollow project alive.
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Clinton weighs attorney general nominees after Baird withdrawal
President Clinton said his staff is reviewing three or four possible candidates for attorney general after Zoe Baird withdrew amid opposition. He has spoken with allies and held talks with Yeltsin and Rabin, while pressing his team to move quickly on a new nominee.
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Serbs Seize U.N. Weapons Amid Croatian Clash
Serbs seized heavy weapons from U.N. depots in Croatia and shelled a Croatian port to retaliate for a Croat attack. U.N. officials called the situation grave as clashes risk widening in the former Yugoslavia and Bosnia.
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Community contact numbers and names listed
Citizens are invited to share news tips by calling 648 2311. The list includes Nellie Bledsoe Johnston Cohen Hemstead N Y, Edmond Elzy Columbia, Eddie Kemp Aiken, Surilla Monson Augusta, Calhoun Williams Williston.
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Iraq Warplanes Fire On U S Jets In No Fly Zone
Three U S Navy aircraft patrolling southern Iraq were fired on by Iraqi forces. The A 6 Intruder and two F A 18s returned fire with one laser guided bomb. All planes landed safely on USS Kitty Hawk as combat continued near the 32nd parallel.
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Race violence rises as hate crimes spark debate
North Charleston neighbors discuss a rape murder case amid questions of racial motivation. A Tampa case involved a black victim with white suspects. in North Charleston eight black suspects faced a white victim. Klanwatch reports hate crimes rose nationally with more than 50 murders labeled hate crimes in 1991 92 and a 24 rise in bias crimes in 1992 across ten cities.
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Annual Survey Begins Monday
The Aiken Standard starts a five part series Monday based on an exit poll by USC Aiken. Topics cover school overcrowding local economic outlook health insurance deficit reduction and congressional job rating.
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Famous Lovers Contest Starts Monday in Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard launches the Famous Lovers Contest running 12 days starting tomorrow. Each day a half of a famous couple is hidden in sponsor ads, and participants identify the mates. Prizes total up to 300 dollars. mail entry forms to the newspaper after completion.
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