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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1998
Page
2
Israel's justice minister and legal experts examine ways to hold a referendum on a West Bank troop withdrawal, a move Palestinians call a stall tactic and which could delay the pullback for months. Netanyahu has not decided, and changes to law would be required.
NASA astronaut Michael Foale reflects on the black calm of Mir after a cargo ship collision left Mir powerless. He describes the hush and the sensory memory of space life, noting he even savors the smell carried in two bags of family photos and a novel.
UAW leaders converge in Las Vegas while GM walkouts in Flint affect about 115 000 workers and 15 percent of the union. The strikes press public attention on GM job shifts abroad and the union’s need to sustain dues during the convention. Yokich appears secure for a second term amid labor and industry scrutiny.
President Clinton plans a first U.S. presidential visit to Beijing since 1989 to meet President Jiang Zemin. He seeks to push American interests while Congress signals opposition and a rough reception on his arrival in Beijing this week.
Clinton says he will expand cooperation with China while addressing human rights differences. Albright notes the president will meet many people in China and articulate concerns about human rights. Critics argue normalizing relations with a rights abusing regime risks U S values amid trade and election influence allegations.
Two British climbers were picked up today from Mount McKinley after being stranded for more than three days. A rescue helicopter transported them to safety in Alaska.
Denali National Park spokesman Ken Kehrer says weather improved enough to allow a helicopter lift to 19 000 feet. One climber Martin Spooner reported with an ankle injury while fellow climber Carl Bougard may have frostbite.
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