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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1998

Page

2

OPEC Says It Can Lift Low Oil Prices

OPEC ministers in Vienna hinted at reviving a production cut strategy to lift prices, with private concerns over market stability as tensions in the Middle East and private chatter about cuts influence futures. Iran Kuwait ministers pressed for higher levels, while prices fluctuated in London.

OPEC Mideast Iran Kuwait London Algeria Indonesia Iraq Libya Nigeria Qatar Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Venezuela

Spice Girls Dominate American Music Awards Night

The Spice Girls won best group in pop rock and took favorite new artist and best album for Spice at the American Music Awards. They taped a performance of Too Much for ABC TV while Grammys nominations were scarce. The show honored Frank Sinatra with an Award of Merit as Nancy Sinatra accepted it for her father.

Los Angeles Spice Girls The Wallflowers Ireland Abc-Tv Alabama Frank Sinatra Tony Bennett Sinatra Nancy Sinatra Janet Jackson Garth Brooks Babyface George Strait Reba McEntire McEntire LeeAnn Rimes Shania Twain Bush Mighty Mighty Bosstones Sublime Julio Iglesias Enrique Erykah Badu

Clinton weighs Iraq strike options and bioweapons threat

Washington reports military planners seek sufficient firepower in the Persian Gulf to sustain an air attack if needed. Officials warn Iraq may illegally manufacture biological weapons, nudging toward possible action against Saddam Hussein’s arsenal.

Washington Persian Gulf Iraq Administration Saddam Hussein Clinton Pentagon State Department

Butler says Iraq hiding weapons

UN weapons inspector chief Richard Butler told The New York Times that Iraq possesses enough biological weapons to threaten Tel Aviv. He said Iraqi officials delay inspections to remove evidence of biological and chemical agents while inspectors monitor over 100 sites.

Japan Tokyo Hiroshi Mitsuzaka Finance Ministry Mitsuzuka Ryutaro Hashimoto Hashimoto New York United Nations Weapons Inspection Commission Iraq Tel Aviv New York Times Richard Butler Butler

AT&T to Slash 18000 Jobs and Reshape its Business

AT&T plans to cut 18,000 positions equal to 14 percent of its workforce and shift toward higher capacity voice and data networks. The company will offer Internet based telephone service and a new mobile phone option while freezing executive salaries and reorganizing management. Incentive packages will be offered to managers who resign.

New York At&t Corp At&t

Wages rise 3 3 percent in 1997 fast pace for four years

Washington Americans saw wages and benefits rise 3.3 percent in 1997 the fastest since 1993 with a 1 percent gain in Q4 signaling end of a tight labor market. The Labor Department notes acceleration from 2.9 percent in 1996 and 2.7 in 1995.

Washington Labor Department

Delivery Rates Patchwork for Weekday and Weekend Plans

The notice outlines varying home delivery charges with weekday afternoon options and Saturday service. Rates shown include monthly 8.95, three months 26.85, six months 67.20, twelve months 134.40, and special three month and six month bundles, reflecting an inconsistent pricing structure.

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