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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1994
Page
2
Martin Buser won the 22nd Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in 10:13:04 after starting in Anchorage. The Swiss-born musher claimed $50,000 from a $300,000 purse, marking his second victory in three years.
President Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin seek a formula to resume talks with Syria as Palestinian, Jordanian, Lebanese delegations walk out after a Hebron mosque attack. Efforts include urging Assad to return to negotiations and potential moves on Jericho and Gaza administration.
President Clinton leads a three day national tour to reach “real people” while Whitewater probes loom. He plans Florida and Dallas trips plus California later, arguing the trip shifts focus from trouble in Washington as supporters praise his mood and strategy.
The Aiken Standard provides mailing address and P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 along with office hours and delivery aims. It lists subscription rates you can pay in advance and postal information including ISSN and publication notes.
Washington debates family caps on welfare as a policy split widens between moderates and liberals. The Clinton plan seeks reforms while governors push for allowed caps, with contention over automatic benefit increases when welfare mothers have more children.
Betty J. Winberg praised President Clinton at the Nashua New Hampshire town meeting on Tuesday calling Whitewater for canoeing and rafting and condemning detractors who distract from important work.
Greenwood District 50 voters approve naming the new Springfield Elementary after the TV show character Bart Simpson despite questions about the connection. The school board finalized the name last week and the school opens this fall. Paul Harvey, at 76, vows to continue broadcasting instead of retiring, saying he will keep reading major papers and engaging with newsmakers.
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