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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1999
Page
2
The Security Council approved a first step to ease the Iraq deadlock by creating panels to study Iraqi disarmament compliance humanitarian issues looted Kuwaiti property and missing Kuwaitis since 1990. This follows airstrikes that split council unity on weapons oversight.
NATO authorized its secretary general to order airstrikes against Yugoslav targets if negotiations on autonomy fail. The United States and five European nations gave Milosevic and Kosovo Albanians a week to start talks and two weeks to reach substantial autonomy, with NATO reserving all options. British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook pressed Belgrade and met Albanian leaders in Macedonia while Milosevic voiced opposition to talks outside Yugoslavia. Only Ibrahim Rugova supported unconditional talks.
A magnitude 6 quake killed at least 940 in Colombia's western coffee region. Residents fled Armenia as looters hit markets amid disorganized relief efforts. Police and soldiers, nearly 6000 strong, struggled to restore order while foreign rescue teams departed.
The Clinton administration proposes a two year exemption to the minimum tax for middle class filers who use new education or child tax credits. The plan aims to prevent unexpected AMT bills with a 1.4 billion dollar price tag for fiscal 2000.
Marvin Chavez, founder of an Orange County medical marijuana co op, was sentenced to six years in prison for selling marijuana to an undercover officer and mailing cannabis to a cancer patient. Prosecutors called him a dope dealer while supporters say he helped ill people at his own expense.
Former congresswoman Susan Molinari and ex-representative Bill Paxon celebrate the birth of their daughter Katherine Mary, seven pounds, born Friday morning.
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