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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1993
Page
2
Edward Savitz, 51, accused of paying teenage boys for sex, died while awaiting trial after a jail transfer to a Philadelphia hospice. His attorney cited media claims of guilt. Savitz died Saturday, one year and two days after his arrest.
The Senate Armed Services Committee opened hearings on lifting the ban on homosexuals in the armed forces. President Clinton’s stance splits Democrats and prompts debate on legality and history. Clinton aides say comments were misinterpreted while Vice President Gore and others urge non discrimination. Senator Nunn opposes rapid change citing practical issues in screening recruits.
U N forces report a second day of a Bosnia ceasefire as hundreds of sick, women, and children flee Srebrenica aboard a land convoy to Tuzla. UNHCR says around 1,500 people may be evacuated today amid food and medicine deliveries.
SAN DIEGO An experimental blood vessel counting test may help doctors decide who needs aggressive treatment for prostate cancer. Developed by Dr. Michael K. Brawer and colleagues at the Seattle VA Medical Center, the test could indicate tumor aggressiveness though it is not yet routine. The disease remains a leading cancer killer, with 165000 cases and about 35000 deaths expected this year.
Legendary actor Jimmy Stewart, age 84, completes the 11th annual Jim my Stewart Relay Marathon at Griffith Park amid thousands of fans. Despite a recent hospitalization for an irregular heartbeat, Stewart says he will continue to start the race as long as he can.
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