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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1993
Page
2
Hillary Rodham Clinton listened to a Tampa audience voicing extensive health care needs from seniors drug relief to home-based care. The forum highlighted Medicare concerns and calls for relief from insurance and provider burdens while stressing practical reforms.
Moscow reporting indicates Congress of People's Deputies voted to trim Boris Yeltsin's powers and blocked his referendum proposal. Yeltsin pledged continued effort to gain authority for market reforms, while a top aide floated a non-binding public vote. Speaker Khasbulatov defended Congress actions amid Western aid disputes.
Hundreds of refugees flooded Srebrenica on Saturday as crowds blocked French Gen Morillon from leaving the Muslim enclave. He stayed to show solidarity despite a fierce Serb attack and a radio report of 20 killed. UNHCR spokesman Larry Hollingworth cited 130 wounded in a medical center with 60 to 80 more in outlying houses. Morillon noted water and food shortages and said he based his HQ in Sarajevo in solidarity with the people.
Investigators search for bombers after thirteen explosions in Bombay kill 198 people and wound about 1100 others. Motives span ethnic and religious tensions amid riots and looting as authorities seek clues and federal troops are called in. Prime Minister Rao calls for calm.
A mailing address is provided as 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 for correspondence or residency records.
Hollywood leading lady Clau dette Colbert, 89, remains seriously ill after a March 2 stroke at Bay View Hospital. A spokesman says she is teeing and sitting up, with visitors limited to close friends and no release date set.
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