The Greatest Still Has Sense of Humor
In New York AP reports Muhammad Ali suffering from Parkinson's but maintaining humor. He refused to speak on camera for a 60 Minutes profile yet joined Lonnie in a prank on Ed Bradley, staring into space then jokingly throwing a punch as laughter erupted at the table.
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Darden Calls Simpson Trial a Big Failure
Prosecutor Christopher Darden says justice suffered in the O J Simpson trial and that the judge lost control of the courtroom while the defense played to jurors. He tells ABC's 20/20 that there was blame at the top and that collectively they were all failures.
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Nations Factories Regain Footing After Rough 1995
Washington report shows February output at U.S. factories mines and utilities up 1.2 percent, the largest rise in over eight years, with no inflation surge. The gain follows three advances in the last four months, signaling renewed industrial momentum.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Info
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War Games Signal No Let Up In Taiwan Standoff
Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui rejects Chinese pressure as Beijing announces a new round of war games closer to the island. US carriers join regional deterrence while Taiwan braces for an eight day drill that overlaps its March vote. Analysts say China seeks to sway voters toward one China.
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Forbes Sees Investment As Nest Egg
Forbes spent about 170000 daily on a presidential run, totaling around 30 million in six months. Eldest son of the late Malcolm Forbes argues the outlay is a historic nest egg, boosting prestige, influence, and long-term gains for Forbes Inc. Analysts note it yielded 76 Republican delegates and major marketing exposure for the magazine and brand.
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Liggett to settle with five states over Medicaid bills
The Liggett Group will repay more than 10 million in Medicaid costs for smoking related treatment and settle lawsuits with five states Massachusetts Florida Louisiana Mississippi West Virginia. The deal requires 7.5 percent of pre tax profits for 25 years and follows a landmark private class action settlement. Liggett denies wrongdoing and may face further payments if a proposed takeover of R J Reynolds succeeds.
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Shorter Men Face Higher Heart Risk Says New Studies
Reports from Rhode Island and Germany find men under 5'8" have elevated heart disease risk, while taller men show lower risk. Doctors advise focusing on weight and blood pressure, noting no clear risk for short women. Researchers cite possible links to early nutrition and vascular differences.
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