Wynonna Welcomes Second Child Pauline Grace
Wynonna and husband Arch B. Kelley II welcomed a second child, a 9 pound 4 ounce girl named Pauline Grace, born Friday in Nashville. The 32 year old country singer already has a one year old son and is known for solo hits and earlier work with The Judds.
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Ivins Says Time Ran Out On 60 Minutes Commentary
Austin AP reports Molly Ivins says the 60 Minutes segments with Stanley Crouch and P J O Rourke failed to improve despite efforts. The liberal columnist notes the trio were dropped after less than two months as the show portion ended.
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Country Singer Returns Home For West Virginia Day
Grammy winner Kathy Mattea, a Cross Lanes native, performed a free Capitol concert in Charleston as West Virginia marks its 133rd birthday. She described returning for the state celebration as an amazing, fun moment and noted she once studied engineering at West Virginia University before pursuing music in Nashville.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mail Details
Subscription rates list HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly pricing. Include advance payments and publication details for The Aiken Standard ISSN 0893-2557 established 1867 published weekday afternoons and weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. Address and postmaster information provided.
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U S soldiers exposed to chemical weapons at Kamisiyah depot
Pentagon officials said March 1991 air strike on the Kamisiyah ammunition depot in southern Iraq may have released chemical agents from rockets. Soldiers nearby were unaware the bunker contained chemical weapons. Gulf War health concerns and veteran claims continue as investigations review possible exposures and Gulf War syndrome.
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Arab leaders push for land for peace at Cairo summit
Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa says the Arab summit will press Israel to adhere to the land for peace framework and avoid threats. The Cairo gathering will include at least 13 heads of state amid talks on Iraq and regional divisions. Rabid tensions over Netanyahu’s policies loom over the weekend conference.
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Defense May Call Hillary in Whitewater Trial Surprise Move
In Little Rock Arkansas Hillary Rodham Clinton may be called as a witness in the Whitewater trial of two Arkansas bankers. Defense lawyer Dan Guthrie says questioning her could clarify financial statements linked to a 1990 gubernatorial campaign loan.
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Doctors Aboard Shuttle Serve As Patients For Motion Tests
The space shuttle Columbia crew began a 16 day flight with motion sickness studies. Doctors aboard the shuttle wore bulky goggles and used a muscle measuring device while in orbit. NASA scientist J Patton Downey noted the four test subjects include two physicians a veterinarian and a physicist.
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Watchdog Finds No Real Difference In Many Motor Oils
Consumer Reports tested 20 motor oils in 75 New York taxis over nearly two years. With API starburst standard, oils performed similarly and changing every 7,500 miles suffices despite common 3,000 mile recommendations. Synthetic additives offered no clear benefit in stop and go city driving.
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Boundary Feud Ends in Five Deaths at Lakeside Homes
In Sauk Centre Minnesota an elderly man, Paul Crawford, 74, killed four members of a neighboring family and then himself over a five foot land boundary. Warren Schloegl, his wife Marcella, and their children Jodi and Eric were found dead after a prior dispute about a stake and a dock on Big Sauk Lake. A pistol and rifle were found. sheriff officials called it senseless.
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