Kabila pledges cooperation with United Nations probe
Headlines from Congo Finland and India summarize multi-nation briefings. Kabila promises U.N. access to investigate refugee massacre allegations amid foreign aid pressures. Aland Islanders warn duty free phaseout threatens 25 000 residents and 180 million dollar sales. Algerian vote irregularities raised. temple fire in Tamil Nadu kills sixty and injures over two hundred during festival preparations.
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Jury weighs death or life for McVeigh in Oklahoma City bombing
In Denver observers note the Oklahoma City bombing trial jurors face a life or death decision. The panel of 12 ordinary citizens weighs whether Timothy McVeigh should die for the 1995 attack that killed 168 and injured more than 500. They may recommend a lesser sentence if remorse appears.
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Pope John Paul II presses Catholic Poland on trip
In Kalisz Poland Pope John Paul II urged Poland to defend its Christian roots while apologizing for tough words on abortion. The 77 year old leader, slowed by surgery, planned an 11 day homeland tour with limited hiking as he traveled by helicopter and cable car in Zakopane.
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SRS Donates Computers to Bowman Academy
The Savannah River Site will donate 22 IBM computers to Bowman Academy in Orangeburg County next fall along with file cabinets desks and overhead projectors. Headmaster Joseph C. Elliott notes private schools rarely receive such grants though federal rules require priority to elementary and secondary schools for donated property. The 110 student private school will cover moving costs. the equipment is used but guaranteed to work.
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Moonshine raid nets arrests and large seizure in Orangeburg
In Orangeburg County a raid led to the arrest of Sylvester Steadman and Henry Shuler on moonshine charges. Authorities seized 80 mash barrels, 500 pounds raw sugar, two cookers, a Ford F-100, and 30 gallons of moonshine with state police aid.
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Aiken Standard Subscriber Information and Rates
The notice lists contact numbers for the Aiken Standard and editorial departments, publisher details, postal information, and home and mail subscription rates. It notes delivery expectations and customer service hours for circulation issues.
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