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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1993
Page
2
Roundup of wire reports notes jurors confront opposing portrayals of Rodney King and the officers. King testifies he did not resist arrest while a patrolwoman recalls his head being struck by a baton.
FBI agent Bob Ricks says David Koresh aims to save himself and would call it a marvelous achievement if many followers die during the months-long standoff with federal agents. The siege began February 28 after an attempted arrest and raid at the rural compound, sparked a gun battle that killed four agents and at least two cult members.
President Boris Yeltsin urged Congress of People's Deputies to begin new talks with rival Ruslan Khasbulatov and Viktor Chernomyrdin to resolve the political deadlock within a week. He offered no concrete concessions and called for a referendum debate as lawmakers reconvene.
Location and mailing address listed for the publication in Aiken South Carolina. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. News tips dial 6482311 and survey responses dial 6425151. Subscription rates shown as 21.75, 43.50, and 87.00.
Willie Nelson says he is rejuvenated by a new album featuring Bob Dylan Bonnie Raitt and Sinead O Connor set to release this week The 60 year old star notes the project has strong support and he aims to sell several copies Nelson recently settled with the IRS over a 1990 tax debt reducing a 16 7 million bill by 9 million Meanwhile Janet Reno reports her mother would have forbidden her daughter to study law as she jokes about her career path and Max Baer Jr wins a TV rights related dispute with ABC over Madonna Like a Virgin movie rights
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