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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1999

Page

2

Monica Lewinsky signs book in London crush forces exit

Monica Lewinsky cut short a London book signing after signing only a few copies of Monica S Story at Harrods. Fans and photographers overwhelmed the scene as she appeared shaken and frightened during the incident.

Monica Lewinsky London Britain Monica Ms. Lewinsky Harrods Frankie Ruberg

Clinton visits Hurricane Mitch victims on four nation tour

President Clinton travels to Central America to aid reconstruction after Mitch. He arrives amid deportation policy debates as 2000 people left homeless by Casitas Volcano mudslide are mourned. Calderon Sol urges delay on deportations while U S aid faces congressional hurdles. Clinton lays flowers at a child’s grave, underscoring humanitarian intent.

Washington Clinton United States White House Michael Hammer Canton Capitol Hill Casitas Volcano

Deny flight mission shifts aims over Iraq

Oman reports reveal the deny flight patrols have shifted from protecting northern and southern Iraqi ethnic populations to constraining Iraqi military actions against neighboring states. President Clinton’s report to Congress notes Saddam Hussein’s ground attacks, village burnings, and opponents’ assassinations, with Cohen backing forceful responses to daily Iraqi challenges.

Muscat Oman Iraq Saddam Hussein Clinton Congress Saddam Nerely U.S William Cohen Persian Gulf

National roundup Medicaid patients paying for own childbirth pain aid

Federal order prohibits cash charges to Medicaid patients for prenatal care delivery and pregnancy related services. Providers complain reimbursements for pain relief like epidurals are very low, sometimes under 20 percent of private insurance. The Medicaid director cited reports of cash requests for Medicaid covered services.

New York New York Times Sally Richardson

Man shoots father at UCSF hospital in Mount Zion incident

A 48 year old man shot and killed his father outside the emergency room at UCSF Mount Zion Medical Center in San Francisco after his parents brought him to treatment for emotional problems. A janitor was wounded in the leg and listed in stable condition. Police arrested Larry Bradford following the Sunday shooting. The 85 year old Jerome Bradford died about an hour after surgery.

San Francisco Larry Bradford University of California, San Francisco Mount Zion Medical Center Joseph Toomey Jerome Bradford

Japanese justice minister resigns amid passport controversy

Shozaburo Nakamura 64 resigns after a political storm over Arnold Schwarzenegger entry without a passport. He apologizes to Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi for protests that paralyzed Parliament and cites posterior criticisms of the pacifist constitution and alleged real estate scandal in ongoing controversies.

Yokyo Japan Arnold Schwarzenegger Shozaburo Nakamura Keizo Obuchi Schwarzenegger Ap Nakamura Tom Kyodo

Versace Runway Sees Naomi Campbell Absence Sparks Tension

Milan fashion week highlights Naomi Campbell missing from Versace reveal. Campbell, citing feeling sidelined, claims she has been treated like a stranger for months while Donatella Versace hints at financial tensions amid her high asking price of about 60 thousand dollars. In Hollywood news Steven Spielberg receives the Directors Guild of America top award for Saving Private Ryan, his third DGA honor, with Malick and Benigni also recognized for World War II films.

Milan Italy Versace Naomi Campbell Campbell Armani Gianni Versace Los Angeles Steven Spielberg Directors Guild of America Private Ryan Spielberg Spielberg Terrence Malick Roberto Benigni Spielberg DGA

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