Yemen Warring Sides Agree to U.N. Talks in Cairo
North and South Yemen will attend U.N.-sponsored cease-fire talks in Cairo on Sunday officials said. Meanwhile Aden shelling continued with 36 killed between Thursday and today.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1994
Page
2
North and South Yemen will attend U.N.-sponsored cease-fire talks in Cairo on Sunday officials said. Meanwhile Aden shelling continued with 36 killed between Thursday and today.
Washington officials said Grand Turk Island will host a land based processing center for Haitian asylum seekers. The facility aims to start by mid July, with U S military engineers constructing the site and a memorandum with Britain and Turks and Caicos guiding the operation.
South Korea and North Korea agreed to hold a summit to ease the nuclear standoff. President Carter carried the offer after an unofficial mission, with Kim Il Sung proposing direct talks and Pyongyang signaling a tough line on inspections.
The snippet lists contact information for the Aiken Standard including location at 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and switchboard phone 648 2311. It also provides delivery hours 5 p m on weekdays 7 a m Saturday and 8 a m Sunday with service lines 5 30 8 p m weekdays 8 10 30 a m Saturday 8 11 a m Sunday and various subscription and answerline numbers.
A charter Learjet with two crew and ten passengers crashed in heavy fog near Dulles International Airport, killing all aboard. Officials said the aircraft failed its first approach and hit a wooded area on airport property. Authorities prepared a temporary morgue as bodies were moved to a medical facility. Victims’ identities were not released pending notice.
Jean Claude Van Damme turns to hockey as a backdrop for his film Arena to be shot in Pittsburgh starting in August with Penguins owner Howard Baldwin developing the script about a violent outbreak during the NHL finals. The piece notes his martial arts film reputation and Pittsburgh setting.
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