Reiser Holds Emmy Fate for Mad About You Host Role
Paul Reiser must wait weeks to learn if he earns an Emmy nomination for Mad About You. Regardless of outcome, he will host the September awards ceremony after ABC and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences named him host.
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Debut rap album by Brian Austin Green sparks parental advisory
Boston AP reports 22 year old actor Brian Austin Green promoting One Stop Carnival on a six city tour. He embraces explicit lyrics and says his name will reflect his authentic self despite warnings about sex and violence.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Announced for Delivery and Mail
Subscription rates for home delivery and mail services are listed. Home delivery costs 6.95 monthly, 26.85 for 3 months, 53.70 for 6 months, and 107.40 per year. County mail 11.20 monthly, 33.60 for 3 months, 67.20 for 6 months, 134.40 per year. Other mail 17.45 monthly, 52.35 for 3 months, 104.75 for 6 months, 209.40 per year. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard- PBM Subscription. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc. at 124 Fatland Drive, Aiken SC 29802. Postmaster address changes to P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.
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Fed rate hold eyed as data awaited in inflation outlook
Washington officials are expected to keep the federal funds rate at 5.25 percent at their meeting over today and tomorrow while awaiting more economic data. Analysts say growth might strengthen, with some predicting eventual tightening though many expect no change until the next FOMC meeting. GDP growth slowed to 0.5% late 1995 but was stronger early this year, though sector signals are mixed with May manufacturing up while construction spending fell.
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Hunter aids in arrest of militiamen
Phoenix report details a hunter’s chance encounter with camouflaged gunmen forming the Viper Militia, accused of plotting to bomb FBI and federal buildings. Twelve members were arrested after undercover police joined the group, revealing training and explosive plans and tests leaving six foot craters.
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Photographer claims image shows O J Simpson in Bruno Magli shoes
In a Buffalo deposition, photographer Harry Scull says he captured O J Simpson wearing Bruno Magli shoes, the same type linked to bloody footprints near Nicole Brown Simpson’s murder. The image, taken while Simpson was NBC commentator, shows part of the shoe sole as he walked the sidelines. Simpson’s lawyer declined to answer.
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Raids in Phoenix dismantle alleged explosives plot network
Ten men and two women were arrested in suburban Phoenix raids as federal agents evacuated neighbors and cordoned homes. Explosives were removed from Gary Bauer's residence while neighbors described camouflaged activity. Attorney General Janet Reno called the plot an insidious threat targeting federal agencies and local security posts.
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Clinton aide set meeting with banker in 1990 Arkansas
White House aide Bruce Lindsey arranged a December 14 1990 meeting between then governor Bill Clinton and banker Robert M. Hill who sought to deliver campaign funds and push for a state job for Hill’s associate Herby Branscum Jr. Clinton reportedly approved the memo note with an OK.
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Karadzic Departure Seen as Step Toward Dayton Compliance
US officials deem Karadzic's exit as only a first, cautious move toward enforcing the Dayton accords. They view his vow to step down as a possible hoax and expect broader shifts by moderate Serbs to advance a unified, democratic Bosnia while awaiting his trial in the Netherlands.
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