Wall Street fears rate hike and Greespan's move
Wall Street fears after Greenspan raises rates and signals tighter policy. Analysts warn of a boom bust cycle if inflation remains high and growth accelerates, with fears of higher rates, growth, and inflation driving market declines. Sung Won Sohn of Norwest notes the market fears intensified by unexpected rate increases.
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Sohn
Norwest Corp
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Tornado Toll in Tennessee Kentucky Injures Dozens
A dozen tornadoes swept Tennessee injuring nearly forty people and bending 160 mph rated poles. Kentucky saw six tornadoes with two deaths, while Indiana suffered scattered damage. A separate pageant in Colorado honored JonBenet Ramsey’s memory, and an ammonia leak at a New Hampshire ice cream plant forced evacuations of about 30 residents. An L.A. medical case involved a Tokyo girl's heart transplant evaluation amid global transplant debates.
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McVeigh Trial Opens Amid Oklahoma City Bombing Fallout
Timothy McVeigh stands trial in Denver on murder and conspiracy charges for the April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Jury selection begins as survivors watch via remote camera, while authorities brace for heightened security and the possibility of the death penalty. Oklahoma Governor Keating expresses hope the agony ends and justice will prevail.
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Mideast Talks Stall After West Bank Protests
Palestinians demand Israel halt settlements and reject new peace efforts after a fatal West Bank protest and a day of clashes. Risks of further unrest loom as Land Day approaches and Dennis Ross wraps up a mediation trip.
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Gore says Asia trip a success
Vice President Al Gore wrapped up a weeklong Asia journey by visiting the DMZ and Bridge of No Return near Panmunjom. He saluted US troops at the border and discussed with President Kim Young-sam in Seoul the potential for North Korea to join formal peace talks after his China visit.
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Asia
al Gore
North Korea
Gore
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Kim Young-sam
China
Albania under siege by armed groups and gun rule
Reported in Tirana police vans roam at night urging renunciation of criminals seen as controlling the capital. Citizens face curfews from 7 pm to 7 am as insurgents, caretaker officials, and armed gangs vie for power.
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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard publishes weekday afternoons and weekend mornings via Alken Communications Inc. Subscriptions listed include Home Delivery and County Mail options with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates. Advance payments may be sent to Aiken Standard PBM Subscriptions.
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