Yeltsin Rules Out 2000 Run With Possible Successor Hint
President Boris Yeltsin said he will not seek a third term in 2000 and that a successor is being considered. He told Kremlin media executives he would not run after his second term ends in July 2000 under the constitution, though aides debate a possible return. He endorsed Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin as a likely successor in the near term.
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Bosnian envoy urges no troop cuts amid fragile peace
Bosnian peacekeepers should stay at current strength for at least another year to prevent a slide toward war, said Carlos Westendorp. He warned against substantial troop reductions even with a moderate Serb government and said Karadzic could face the war crimes tribunal within two months if Dodik stabilizes.
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Carlos Westendorp
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International War Crimes Tribunal
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First fatal clinic bombing shocks Alabama city
A homemade bomb outside the New Woman All Women Clinic in Birmingham killed security guard Robert Sanderson and critically injured nurse Emily Lyons. Authorities sought a man in a wig seen fleeing, with evidence suggesting a package bomb. The attack marks the first clinic bombing death in abortion violence history.
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University of Alabama At Birmingham
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Florida
Pensacola
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National Abortion Federation
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Terry Hermes
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Albright pushes Europe trip for Iraq diplomacy
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright travels to Madrid and Paris seeking Russian input on Iraq weapons inspections. Pri makov deputy Posavalyuk goes to Baghdad as France signals openness to all options. Albright stresses diplomacy though wary of any breakthrough and notes Saddam Hussein holds the response switch.
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Baby recovered as suspects arrested in Kansas City abduction
Newborn Carrie Shockey was abducted from a Kansas City hospital room and found with alleged captors near St Louis after about 23 hours and 250 miles. Arrested are Buddy Hall and Amanda Tull, 30 and 18, likely to face federal kidnapping charges in Kansas. The baby was taken to St Louis Children's Hospital and may be reunited with her mother, Trish Shockey.
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Kansas City
FBI
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St. . Louis
Buddy Hall
Amanda Tull
David Tubbs
Kansas
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Trish Shockey
Air Force One near miss tied to Washington area flights
FAA reviewed radar tapes and found Air Force One came too close to a Delta jet while departing Washington. The assessment also showed a US Airways flight in the same restricted zone near Washington National Airport and Andrews Air Force Base, where 3 nautical miles horizontal and 1 000 feet vertical separation are required.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard provides office hours and contact lines including switchboard and subscription numbers. Publisher Scott B. Hunter is listed with direct extension. Rates are shown for home delivery county and other mail options with monthly and yearly options and advance payment notes.
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