Mother Teresa ill after arrival in Rome amid long journey
Mother Teresa, 86, falling ill upon arrival at Leonardo da Vinci airport in Rome, received oxygen as doctors noted frail health after the India trip. She proceeded with plans to meet Pope John Paul II and witness vows by Missionaries of Charity next week.
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Simpson ignoring Heisman mystery amid $33 million debt hearing
O J Simpson says he has not seen his Heisman trophy since early in the year and cannot account for assets as a civil suit seeks $33.5 million from him. Attorneys say he cannot recall earnings or whereabouts of property as hearings probe his finances and pending foreclosures.
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Prosecution Eyes Forensic Link in McVeigh Trial
Prosecutors edge toward wrapping up the Oklahoma City bombing case by tying explosives residue to McVeigh’s clothing. An FBI chemist planned to testify that residue appeared on a T shirt and jeans worn at arrest, and that ammonium nitrate crystals were found on Ryder truck fragments.
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Welfare workers to be paid federal minimum wage
The Clinton administration said welfare recipients in workfare must earn the federal minimum wage of 4.75 dollars an hour. Bruce Reed told the AP guidance will be issued to states, noting past laws covered payment levels but the last welfare bill did not.
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Reno seeks death for Unabomber amid plea for mercy
Attorney General Janet Reno ordered prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Theodore Kaczynski citing planning and premeditation and ongoing danger, despite pleas from his mother and brother to spare him. The family argued others would fear turning in relatives if he is executed.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Schedule
The Aiken Standard published weekday afternoons and weekend mornings by Aiken Communication Inc. Box monthly rates listed include 2685 for 3 months, county mail 11.20 monthly, other mail 17.48 monthly, with advance payment options and a subscription phone number 649a5 provided.
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