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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1998
Page
2
President Boris Yeltsin came back to the Kremlin after a week at home with a respiratory infection. He spent hours planning a summit with Helmut Kohl and Jacques Chirac, after canceling events on his doctor's advice.
President Clinton's private lawyer says he will submit sensitive material of a sexual nature about Paula Jones to a federal court to rebut accusations against the president. The move targets Jones and Kathleen Willey as witnesses while denying the alleged advances and emotional distress claims.
Analysis shows states raising speed limits correlate with more fatalities on interstates and freeways. In California 99 a fourfold rise of deaths on a 20 mile stretch alarms officials, with 32,317 U.S. traffic deaths in 1996 and 350 added interstate deaths nationwide versus lower-limit projections. Authorities warn trends may continue as more states lift limits.
FDA advisers on Thursday decided that the drug Xeloda holds enough promise for women with advanced breast cancer that has failed other treatments to be made available while Hoffman La Roche pursues proof of effectiveness. The pill is not presented as a cure and scientists remain unsure of its stopgap value.
A tornado-like storm struck a rural area north of Gainesville Georgia damaging homes farm buildings and an elementary school. Hall County officials confirmed at least five deaths and described a half mile wide path about 100 miles long though the Weather Service had not immediately confirmed the twister.
President Clinton begins a 12 day African voyage his first to many nations Ghana Uganda Rwanda South Africa Botswana and Senegal to spotlight relief hopes amid poverty disease famine and war Albright says US will lift Africa up while critics doubt funds and debt relief will follow.
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