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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1993
Page
2
John Connally, a three term Texas governor and former cabinet member, dies at 76 from pulmonary necrosis. A war hero and a central figure in Texas politics with Lyndon B. Johnson, Connally was known as a Texan with a lasting political shadow.
Hartford report cites a Journal of the American Medical Association study noting AIDS and related infections surpassing accidents and heart disease as the top death cause among young men in five states and 64 cities including Hartford. Paco Martinez-Cancel snows, an AIDS educator with AIDS Hartford, warns of persistent disbelief among youths about personal risk. He recalls battling illness and stresses the need for clearer prevention messages.
Maj Vaughan Kent-Payne, a British peacekeeper in Vitez, helps elderly Muslims escape crossfire and later assists Croats in recovering fallen comrades. He admits exceeding his UN mandate by aiding both sides, while his Warrior armored vehicles patrol amid ongoing Muslim offensive actions.
Reports of syringes and foreign objects in Pepsi containers spread to over a dozen states prompting an ABC Nightline appearance by Craig Weatherup. FDA says it is investigating at least a dozen complaints as authorities warn many claims may be hoaxes. PepsiCo. says no recall planned as production tampering theories spread.
Location and mailing details for the Aiken Standard include 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Office hours are 8:30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with delivery guidelines and service lines listed for weekdays and weekends.
Elton John fled a Tel Aviv lobby after a mob of fans and paparazzi surged during a planned park concert. Two photographers and a fan were injured as bodyguards clashed with the crowd, forcing him to leap sofas to reach safety at the Hilton.
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