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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1996

Page

2

X-Files Creator Reports Show Abduction For Millennium Move

Chris Carter says The X Files has been abducted as Fox schedules it from Friday to Sunday night this fall to free the time for his new series Millennium debuting in the former X Files slot.

Pasadena Calif Chris Carter

Vereen to Return Soon After Knee Surgeries

Ben Vereen, recovering from double knee surgery after a car crash, expects to resume stage work in about three weeks. He plans to dance with the Utah Symphony on August 10 and 11, saying he has most of his moves back but seeks his former spring.

New York Ben Vereen Vereen Paul Baker Utah Symphony Orchestra Baker Chicken George

Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Postal Details

Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates 8.95 monthly 26.85 3 months 53.70 6 months 107.40 yearly. COUNTY MAIL 11.20 monthly 33.60 3 months 67.20 6 months 134.40 yearly. OTHER MAIL 17.45 monthly 52.35 3 months 104.75 6 months 209.40 yearly. Advance payments may be made. The paper is published afternoons and weekend mornings by Aiken Communications Inc. Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Postmaster address changes to Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

Aiken Standard - Pbm Aiken Standard Aiken Communications Inc P.O. Box Rutland Drive Aiken S.C

Guard and Reserve Boost in Senate Defense Bill Turmoil

Washington reports show the National Guard and Reserve gaining funding as part of a $245 billion defense appropriations bill. Critics cite political influence shaping budgets, with Sen. John McCain pushing to base increases on guard and reserve needs rather than pork. The package adds hundreds of millions for Guard and Reserve programs and facilities, despite broader active-duty cuts.

Washington National Guard and Reserve Pentagon Capitol Hill Guard and Reserve Senate Army Air National Guard Navy Marine Corps Congress Department of Defense John McCain R-Ariz Senate Armed Services Committee McCain Clinton

White House aide Lindsey ends Whitewater testimony in Arkansas trial

Bruce Lindsey completed two days on the stand as prosecutors push to rebut claims that financiers Branscom and Hill dipped into bank funds to aid Clinton during his 1990s governorship. The taped deposition of President Clinton was shown to defense to counter the fraud case alongside McDougals and Tucker.

Little Rock Ark White House Bruce Lindsey Whitewater Clinton Lindsey Dan Guthrie Herby Branscom Jr Robert M. Hill James Susan McDougal Jim Guy Tucker Tucker McDougals Branscom Hill Perry County Bank IRS W. Hickman Ewing Jr

MLK Spirit to Shape Atlanta Olympic Opening

As Atlanta readies for the Games, King’s birthplace and tomb attract about 10 000 visitors daily. Rev Joseph Lowery warns sponsors may chase sentiment, not King’s message of nonviolence, while Billy Payne and Andrew Young push for broad tribute to the civil rights legacy.

Weven Martin Luther King Jr King Billy Payne Andrew Young Young Atlanta Joseph Lowery Lowery Cenfer

Japan posts sharp half year trade surplus decline

Japan reports its largest half year drop in merchandise trade surplus in 16 years, down 40 percent for the first six months of 1996. The Finance Ministry says the decline may continue though June showed a smaller 26 percent fall, after 60 and 65 percent drops in May and April.

Tokyo Japan Finance Ministry

Columnist Joe Klein admits authorship of Primary Colors

Newsweek columnist Joe Klein confessed he wrote the novel Primary Colors about a 1992 Clinton campaign though he did not sign his name. The admission follows intense speculation, bestseller status, and plans for a film adaptation with Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson.

Knight Ridder New York Newsweek Joe Klein Klein Clinton White House Tom Hanks Emma Thompson CBS News Jonathan Klein

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