Bosnia Agreement Near Signals New Steps
United States and Russia seek to halt bloodletting in Bosnia and consider border policing with Serbia and safe havens for displaced civilians. France backs safety zones. Britain faces euro treaty ratification with Major expected to win approval. Clinton plans abortion coverage in care package, while Koresh raid details emerge from Houston Chronicle report.
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France
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House of Lord
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Margaret Thatcher
Campbell seeks Gore study on Ingleside mine warfare transfer
Governor Campbell asks Vice President Gore to evaluate environmental effects of moving Navy Mine Warfare Command headquarters from Charleston to Ingleside Texas. He cites wetlands and endangered species and notes an outdated 1986 impact statement. Local leaders seek Ingleside as a base closure alternative.
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Carroll Campbell
al Gore
Navy
Ingleside
Texas
Mine Warfare Command
Campbell
Gore
Federal
Harveston
Washington
Ampbell
S. Sen
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
D-S.c
Portsmouth
Maine
Norfolk Naval Virginias
California Supreme Court Upholds Surrogate Contracts
In a 6-1 decision, California’s Supreme Court rules surrogate motherhood contracts are valid when the birth mother has no genetic link to the child. The ruling centers on the Calvert case, where Anna Johnson bore a child for Mark and Crispina Calvert under a $10,000 agreement.
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San Francisco
California
Supreme Court
Mark
Crispina Calvert
Anna Johnson
Christopher
Calvert
An. Johnson
Johnson
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Jersey High Court
Panelli
Judge strikes down Michigan assisted death ban on procedural grounds
Wayne County Circuit Judge Cynthia Stephens ruled the ban on assisted death was invalid because it was tacked onto a broader bill, altering its meaning. She noted a broader right to die for two terminally ill patients and warned the flaw would doom the measure even if fixed, a ruling that could hinder Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s prosecution.
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Detroit
Jack Kevorkian
Wayne County
Cynthia Stephens
Kevorkian
Stephens
Aiken Standard Contact Details and Delivery Times
Aiken Standard provides mailing and office addresses at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, with daily delivery windows and after hours service numbers. Readers can reach the switchboard, standard line, and fax, or share tips and participate in AnswerLine surveys via listed phone numbers.
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Rutland Drive
P.O. Box
Aiken
S.C
Subscription Rates For Home County Delivery And Mail
Rates listed: monthly seven twenty five for home county delivery, three months twenty one seventy five, six months forty nine fifty, twelve months eighty seven. mail options sixty for monthly and one twenty for twelve months. Address indicates Communicators Inc P O Box 458 Aen. subscription details and SSN partially present.
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Home County Delivery
Aen Stara
Satge Oyakan Communicators Inc. P.O. SC Posthaster
Sarandon Urges Rutgers Grads To Speak Up At Ceremony
Susan Sarandon urged Rutgers College graduates in New Jersey to voice views in a society that suppresses silence and conformity. She noted the Oscar night stir with Tim Robbins for speaking about Haitian refugees quarantined due to AIDS. Pryor Gets Lift: Richard Pryor unveiled his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles as Whoopi Goldberg and others attended.
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Susan Sarandon
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N.J
Sarandon
Tim Robbins
Pryor
Richard Pryor
Hollywood
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