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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1996
Page
2
Detroit report notes Rosa Parks, the mother of the civil rights movement, plans a book titled Dear Mrs Parks A Dialogue With Today's Youth. The work responds to thousands of letters from children on topics from teen violence and sexuality to the O J Simpson trial and the Million Man March.
Orlando report cites two studies showing higher winter risk of heart attacks and dangerous heart rhythm disturbances than any other season. Cold weather and snow shoveling aren’t sole causes, as even Floridians face winter rhythm problems, possibly linked to shorter days.
Oklahoma City bombing attorney Stephen Jones says there may be an international conspiracy, focusing on a possible Middle Eastern role. Government officials deny a foreign link, but Jones cites evidence of threats against the United States, with Oklahoma City named in one.
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Former Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie died at Georgetown University Hospital at 4:06 a.m. He had a recent leg artery surgery, but suffered a heart attack days later while hospitalized. Muskie, Maine’s former governor and longtime senator, later worked for Chadbourne and Parke.
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan faces confirmation by the Senate Banking Committee for a third four year term. A month earlier he hinted at possible rate cuts to support growth but recent positive data, including February job gains, suggest lower rate prospects have faded. Greenspan appears after a closed door Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Four year old Danny Finke wandered from his family near Fence Lake on the Zuni Reservation for two days. He survived on snow and a red down jacket, with winds up to 70 mph and near freezing temperatures. A Zuni leader helped guide rescuers who found him by helicopter. he was hospitalised with hypothermia but in good condition, requesting only an apple.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Shannon Lucid, a 53 year old NASA biochemist, says joining the Mir crew feels like returning home among friends. Yuri Onufrienko and Yuri Usachev welcomed her aboard as Shuttle Atlantis delivered cargo and supplies. The remaining five shuttle astronauts plan a Thursday farewell.
In Ankara, Chelsea Clinton accompanies First Lady on a Europe tour. The 16-year-old, usually private, participates on stage at a Tuzla USO show. Soldiers cheer as she belts out "Hoo-ah" to a crowd of about 1,000.
GAO draft tells Federal Reserve to rein in spending with costs rising 50 percent to 2 billion in 1994 from 1.36 billion in 1988. It recommends consolidating offices, streamlining management, outsourcing functions, and tougher controls.
Washington attorney Edith Fierst and two fellow council members testified to a Senate subcommittee that the 13 member Social Security Advisory Council will unanimously urge investing part of Social Security funds in the stock market. The advisory panel plans to make this recommendation in a report due later this spring.
Former municipal judge David Hale received 2 years 4 months in prison and must repay 2.04 million to the government. He also got three years probation and a $10,000 fine. Hale, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and mail fraud, claims President Clinton pressured him to make a $300,000 SBA loan. The president denies the allegation.
In Canton New York a woman who charged five men with gang rape cried out No he raped me as one suspect, Mark Hartle, 29, was acquitted. The case began after the men allegedly carried her from a restaurant bathroom to a booth in 1991 following a drunken passing out. The outburst echoed a prior plea deal that sparked protests from women's groups.
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