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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1997
Page
2
In Bethlehem hundreds of Palestinians clash with Israeli troops guarding a biblical matriarch’s tomb as tear gas and stone throwing escalate during a march against a Jewish neighborhood planned in east Jerusalem. Palestinian leaders call for peaceful protests while Israeli chiefs warn of broader riots.
In Panama City Beach Florida campus crusaders set up free pancake breakfasts for about 300 young adults amid a crowd of 500000 spring breakers. They invite talk of the Bible and Jesus without pressuring conversion as revelers drink, party, and sample the new faith outreach on the beach.
The House moves to approve 3.8 million to probe President Clinton's reelection fund raising with Democrats calling it blatantly partisan. Minority Leader Gephardt urges a broader look at campaign finance abuses while Republicans back the resolution citing control of the 228 to 205 majority and potential added funds of 7.9 million for unpredictable committee expenses.
President Clinton nominates George Tenet to lead the CIA with broad support from both parties while warning that confirmation will not be quick or easy. Republicans demand access to Tenet's FBI file, echoing the Lake controversy, as Sen. Richard Shelby lauds his intelligence service record.
Washington hopes for flood relief as spring nears amid floods mudslides and evacuations across western Washington. Gov. Locke declared seven counties in emergency while NWS forecasts improving conditions and river retreat by noon.
Local notice lists office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday and contact details for the Aiken Standard including switchboard number, extensions, and publisher information. It also presents subscription prices for mail delivery and home delivery options with monthly and yearly rates and acknowledgments on advance payments and subscription methods.
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