Pro government parties claim Algerian election outcome
Pro government groups claim victory in Algeria's first parliamentary vote in five years with the National Democratic Rally winning 155 of 380 seats, the National Liberation Front 64, and the Movement for a Society of Peace taking 69. Opposition groups allege fraud as results surface from the Interior Ministry.
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Algiers
Algeria
Liamine Zeroual
National Democratic Rally
National Assembly
Progovernment
National Liberation Front
Interior Ministry
Movement For A Society of Peace
Mahfoud Nahnah
Four Die After Pyro Shows Warehouse Explosion
Four workers were killed Thursday when a 4,000 square foot Pyro Shows Inc warehouse exploded in La Follette Tennessee. Victims Tim Petree Allison Hale Luther Leiber and Gretchen Wells were among the workers. Investigators from ATF and state fire officials probed the blast as Trotter described a sudden massive explosion and debris.
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Allison Hale
Luther Leiber
Gretchen Wells
Ron McClellan
Point Zero
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Pyro
Washing
Father recounts losses as McVeigh case nears verdict
On the eve of the verdict phase the prosecution wraps up cases in the Timothy McVeigh trial. A father testifies about losing his wife Carrie and unborn son Michael during the Oklahoma City bombing. Prosecutors have presented 34 witnesses urging death by injection for McVeigh.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Mike Lenz
Lenz
Carrie
Michael James Lenz Ili
Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma
Sue Mallonee
SBA admits $2.5 billion error in loan program
The General Accounting Office found a miscalculation in the Small Business Administration guiding cap that inflated loan authority from 7.8 to 10.3 billion dollars, delaying some post-ple from receiving loans for a month. Senator Bond criticizes math mistakes amid billions in SBA guarantees.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
Christopher Bond
R-Mo
Senate
Small Business Committee
General Accounting Office
Congress
SBA
National roundup plan delays nicotine ban and funding
A proposed tobacco settlement would let the FDA regulate nicotine for 10 years without a ban. It also includes directing up to 7 billion dollars yearly into a federal fund for uninsured children, a move affecting state tobacco litigation funds. Mississippi AG Michael Moore pushes the provisions on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Mississippi
Michael Moore
Capitol Hill
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The notice lists office hours and contact numbers for subscriptions, news, features, and sports. It provides mailing addresses, publisher information, ISSN data, and a breakdown of home delivery and mail rates with payment options.
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Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
Roma
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Alien
8.C
Aiso
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