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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 2000

Page

12

Wildfire Rips Hanford Reservation. Thousands Evacuated

A massive wildfire expanded to 100000 acres on the Hanford nuclear reservation in southern Washington. It forced 7000 residents in West Richland and Benton City to evacuate. no injuries reported. The blaze, sparked by a Tuesday crash, threatens facilities with radioactive waste and prompted state emergency measures.

Richland Wash Hanford Washington Yakima Renton City Benton City Red Cross Kennewick Gary Locke Benton County Jonal Guard

Africa sinks in UN life quality index amid AIDS war

The United Nations report ranks 174 countries by human development. Sierra Leone is last, with all bottom 24 in sub-Saharan Africa. Canada tops the list. the United States shows high poverty despite rich income.

Geneva Africa United Nations Sierra Leone sub-Saharan Africa Haiti Americas Yemen Asia Bangladesh Canada Norway United States Ireland Britain Sweden

Supreme Court Bans Gay Scout Leaders In Boy Scouts Case

In Matawan New Jersey the long dispute over gay scout leaders ends as the US Supreme Court rules 5-4 that the Boy Scouts may bar homosexuals from serving as troop leaders. James Dale, formerly an assistant scoutmaster and Eagle Scout, had challenged the ban after being ousted in 1990.

Matawan N.J James Dale Boy Scouts of America Dale US Supreme Court

Ryan and Quaid announce separation after 10 years

Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid confirm their separation about six weeks ago after a decade of marriage. Publicist Lisa Kasteler declined to discuss divorce as the couple ask for privacy during this difficult time.

Ryan Quaid Los Angeles Meg Ryan Dennis Quaid Lisa Kasteler Sally Seattle

Elian Gonzalez sent back to Cuba amid mixed emotions

The article covers Elian Gonzalez leaving the United States for Cuba with his father Juan Miguel Gonzalez, amid protests in Miami and debate over whether reunification with his father trumped avoiding communism. President Clinton defends the U.S. legal principle while supporters vow to keep Elian in America.

Washington Elian Gonzalez America Fidel Castro Cuba Elian Juan Miguel Gonzalez Miami Havana Amerca Fidel Ester Granda United States Roger Bernstein Atlantic Clinton White House Supreme Court Sen Patrick Leahy

Hodges sues U S human services department over failed child support system

South Carolina senator Hodges argues the state should not face penalties for missing a federal deadline to deploy a statewide child support tracking system. He blames a private contractor’s fraud and hidden problems for the lapse and seeks consideration of good faith efforts. Lake Murray dam project doubles in cost to about 195 million dollars, with federal demands driving the price.

Hodges U.S. Human Services Department Columbia South Carolina Sov Jim Hodges Health and Human Services Inisys Corp Lake Murray Lexington County South Carolina Electric & Gas Neville Lorick Lorick

Supreme Court strikes down Nebraska abortion ban in 5 4 ruling

The Supreme Court voided Nebraska’s partial birth abortion ban as unconstitutional, ruling it unduly burdens the right to choose and lacks health protections. The decision affects about 90 similar laws, including one in Illinois, and sparks renewed public and political debate on abortion rights.

Washington Supreme Court Nebraska Illinois Colorado Stephen Breyer

Medicare drug plan faces Senate test after House vote

Republicans hail their prescription drug bill as a Medicare entitlement with a guaranteed benefit but face an uncertain path in the Senate. Clinton vows veto to push a government run option, while Democrats push a nationwide plan funded by taxes and subsidies. Senate Republicans plan a July action, Democrats warn of electoral maneuvering.

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