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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1998
Page
2
CBS sought to bring Kathleen Willey back to discuss her letters to President Clinton after an alleged unwanted advance. Willey refused, and a postscript noted her efforts to sell the story to a publisher.
In Herndon Pennsylvania a weekend cabin fire killed 11 youths including Line Mountain and Warwick High School graduates and Millersville University students. Investigators cite 3:10 to 5:20 a.m. response with no explosion found and cause under study. Friends and teachers mourn while recalling Kip Snyder and David Wiest.
Dallas report notes motorists should brace for higher gas costs as summer travel rises and crude production slows. AA A warns of demand uptick while oil producers cut output to curb six months of price declines. US average gasoline price near $1.07 per Lundberg, with futures up.
President Clinton launches a landmark Africa tour in Accra praising a new face of Africa and rising democracies. He cites growing reform and warns against stereotypes as crowds of up to half a million gather in near 100 degree heat, subway barriers strained by enthusiastic supporters.
In Charleston Gore schedules an evening fundraiser to energize the state's Democrats amid concerns over money organization and candidate strength. He will tour Futrex Inc. and speak at Midlands Technical College before returning to Columbia.
Health officials will test a site where erosion exposes decades of refuse at a former dump closed in 1972. A green sludgy pond, oily marsh and unearthed trash show contamination risks. officials say many old dumps exist and cleanup is prioritized.
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