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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1997
Page
2
Israel's Supreme Court rejected an appeal to charge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with fraud in a government influence peddling case. The court ruling keeps Netanyahu uncharged as prosecutors pursue other avenues in the investigation.
The court rejected the petition by a 41 vote, ruling prosecutors’ claim insufficient to indict Netanyahu reasonable. Cohen says Gulf allies may engage Iran but must accept U.S. demands. Pope John Paul I pleads for peace in Africa as he returns from Poland. Eurotunnel restarts freight shuttles after seven months. A Russian regional lawmaker is arrested in the contract murder of rival Nadezhda Batalova in Gorno-Altaisk.
President Clinton says his dialogue on race will move beyond talk with an advisory board and aims to address employment housing and education gaps. He defers on a congressional apology bill while Senate Leader Lott doubts its passage. Cabinet members including Alexis Herman begin turning the plan into a five point agenda for workers welfare and equal opportunity.
Jurors say Timothy McVeigh’s testimony would not have saved him, as they explain their unanimous verdict and the potential impact on appeals. Defense concerns include judge rulings on foreign terrorism theory and FBI lab contamination.
The Rock Hill Police Department received a $270,000 grant from the U S Justice Department to install laptop computers in patrol cars. With portable computers, officers can check records and run inquiries without stopping every suspicious driver.
A South Carolina roundup reports faster stolen car checks via direct National Crime Information Center updates, reducing traffic stop delays. The piece also covers Gov Beasley vetoing a Parks department proviso aimed at keeping local approval for park closings, with lawmakers seeking to override. It notes a fatal car crash near Bowman involving Citadel cadet Robert Brent Goss and two homicide cases in Francis Marion National Forest.
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