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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1997
Page
2
A 15 year old girl was cleared by a grand jury of any probable cause she helped bludgeon her parents to death on November 25. Heather Wendorf was released after two hours of testimony. four other teens face murder charges linked to a alleged cult that drank each other's blood.
Isaac Stern, 104, presided as Carnegie Hall was renamed The Isaac Stern Auditorium at a New York City gala. Music executive Clive Davis, honored in Hollywood’s Hall of Fame, helped launch stars such as Dick Clark and Barry Manilow.
By day a reformer, by night a star at a $1 million donors' dinner for the Democratic National Committee at the Carlton Hotel near the White House. About 70 business leaders paid $10,000 each, while others contributed up to $15,000 for access. Clinton defended the system as imperfect but necessary, as critics warned the fundraising machine never stops.
Richard Jewell, once a suspect in the Olympic Park bombing, settled his claim with CNN over coverage and filed libel suits against The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the college where he worked. He accused both outlets of linking him to the July 27 attack that killed one and injured 111.
Jewell praised CNN for a fair review of the Centennia Olympic Park explosion coverage and said he was satisfied with the settlement. The suit names nine reporters and editors, Piedmont College President Ray Cleere, a former school spokesman, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution publisher Roger Kintzel defending coverage.
Senate Finance Committee members asked detailed questions about a bipartisan CPI reform plan to slow Social Security increases and fund tax changes. The commission led by Michael Boskin says cutting the index by one point a year could save about $1 trillion over 12 years, with bipartisan leaders Roth and Moynihan urging action and Clinton's budget likely not incorporating the change in 1996.
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