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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1997
Page
2
Gunfire in Brazzaville and near the airport blocked negotiators from flying to Gabon to resume talks. President Pascal Lis souba and Denis Sassou Nguesso fight over cease fire violations as talks to resolve the Congo crisis had broken down.
Hong Kong marks its return to Chinese sovereignty with a dawn ceremony and a swearing in of Chief Executive Tung Chee hwa. Police halted downtown traffic for a peaceful pro democracy march as Jiang Zemin praised the handover.
Elizabeth Thompson, now five, witnessed her father kill her mother in 1995. The bill sponsored by Rep. Paul Caron would prohibit judges from ordering visits to a parent imprisoned for first degree murder of a spouse. Lizzie's relatives and lawmakers push to end victimization and avoid taxpayer-funded legal costs.
NASA investigators explore whether overloading the Progress cargo ship caused Mir debris contact. Frank Culbertson notes potential factor while controllers test the still-orbiting craft after the crash. Foale and two Russians had loaded Progress with station trash before release.
Four Oklahoma grand jurors probe a possible broader conspiracy behind the 1995 bombing while a Broadway fundraiser featuring President Clinton raises 1.5 million for the DNC. Foreign investors boost U S debt funding as stock gains slow. Navy petty officer accuses Army’s top enlisted man of sexual misconduct after a Denver conference meeting.
The notice outlines payment plans: 33.60 for 3 months, 67.20 for 6 months, 134.40 per year. Other mail payments show 17.43 per month, 52.5 for 3 months, 104.78 for 6 months, 209.40 per year. Payments may be made to Aiken Standard PHM Subscriptions.
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