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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1999
Page
8
Stephen Reid, 49, once an FBI most wanted fugitive and husband of poet Susan Musgrave, is back in custody after a daytime bank robbery attempt in Victoria British Columbia. He faces 10 charges including attempted murder and armed robbery.
Russia will lift currency trading limits next month as parliament backs a bill to prevent ruble decline after the move. IMF has urged ending a restricted session for importers and exporters to secure a $4.5 billion loan while reserves have grown under the scheme. The IMF says the policy conflicts with its conditions.
Archaeologists in Egypt report discovery of an early Greco Roman burial ground in the Western Desert near Bawiti containing at least 10 000 mummies. So far 200 mummies have been unearthed including some of the era s wealthy and powerful. The site has been named Valley of the Mummies.
In Warsaw John Paul II prayed at Umschlagplatz near the Warsaw Ghetto site. The pope faced Jewish leaders over the Auschwitz cross controversy sparked by Rabbi Joskowicz calling for its removal. Marek Edelman accompanied the pope as he stood in silence before the wall. The dispute underscores tense Polish Jewish-Catholic relations amid lingering Holocaust memory.
A Jerusalem teen stabbed a boy at a bus stop in a fatal attack amid taunts. In Upper Nazareth, five youths killed a 15 year old with knives and a bat after an insult accusation. Prime Minister elect Barak called for better tolerance education and expressed disbelief at the violence.
AnaniestON-a one year old Cory Siedler underwent a new minimally invasive procedure at the Medical University of South Carolina to correct funnel chest or Pectus excavatum. Doctor Andre Hebra performed two small incisions to straighten the chest improving breathing and appearance.
Hilton Head Island property managers drop plans for a curfew at Hilton Head Gardens but will require residents to carry identification cards. NAACP officials supported lifting the curfew citing civil rights concerns. The change followed a Thursday meeting with Hugh Forenana of Hilton Head Gardens’ owner in Virginia.
President Clinton will not receive an honorary degree at the University of Chicago commencement, where rules restrict addresses to faculty and only leading scholars may earn honors. The school cites tradition and Nobel laureate history as reasons for the policy.
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