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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1994

Page

2

Senate Subway limits height for riders sparks outrage

The $18 million senate subway project limits access to riders no taller than 6 feet 4 inches, drawing fire from Sen Barbara Mikulski and others though several lawmakers exceed that height. The feature notes responses from Senate figures and a plan described by the Capitol architect's assistant.

Senate Subway Limited Senate Bill Raines Capitol Bill Bradley D-N.j John D. Rockefeller IV W.va Robert F. Bennett Utah Alan K. Simpson Wyo Barbara A. Mikulski Maryland

Rebels Circle Kigali as French Nears Nonintervention

Rebels have besieged Kigali, the RPF advancing across Rwanda as French troops face pressure to intervene. French officials deny offering military aid while Kigali and Gisenyi brace under fire. 16 killed and 25 wounded after mortar strikes amid mounting tension between government forces and insurgents.

Gisenyi Rwanda Kigali Jean Claude Perruchat U.N Perruchat France Jerome Bicamumpaka Associated Press

Arafat visits birthplace of Palestinian uprising

Yasser Arafat toured Jebaliya refugee camp in Gaza Strip on Saturday. He urged a cheering crowd to back an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, stating the challenge is to be or not to be. The crowd echoed support as banners praised the Palestinian struggle.

Madrid Spain Ismael Fernandez de la Cuesta Francisco Lara Santo Domingo de Silos Burgos United States Gulf Coast Alberta National Hurricane Center Lixion Avila Miami Gulfport Miss Cedar Key Fla Florida Alabama Mississippi Avila Lawton Chiles Jebaliya Gaza Strip Yasser Arafat Jerusalem Arafat Israel Gaza City

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Vietnam Vet Returns As Top Hanoi Envoy Heads New U.S. Diplomatic Mission

A Vietnam War veteran, James Hall, 54, will head the new U.S. diplomatic mission in Hanoi. He presented to Communist Party leaders as the top envoy, part of a four day State Department visit to press for progress on accounting for MIAs. The talks touched on opening missions and broader ties tied to MIA resolutions and document turnover.

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Hanks Praises White House Bed and Breakfast Visit

Tom Hanks says the White House is the best bed and breakfast after spending a night there during a tour with Presidents Bush and Clinton. He recalls meeting George Bush at a dinner and greeting Bill Clinton during a White House visit while promoting Forrest Gump.

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