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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1998
Page
4
GIKONGORO Rwanda Gaspar Kikiza testified that Hutu authorities forced him to kill a Tutsi family with machetes four years after mass killings began. He joined 237 prisoners confessing to crimes to gain leniency and avoid the death penalty. He recalled waking to be sent to the house with children and the elderly inside.
John Halliday, 50, beat 45 applicants to become custodian of Sir Paul McCartney's boyhood home at 20 Forthlin Road in Liverpool. The National Trust bought the house in 1995 to recreate a 1950s working-class home. Halliday moves in and looks forward to the opening.
Indonesia's President Suharto apologized on national TV and stepped down with army backing, handing leadership to Vice President Habibie amid deadly protests and IMF aid suspension. Habibie sworn in as the new president. no immediate transitional government or 1996 election plan mentioned.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair visited Northern Ireland to rally Protestants for the peace accord as polls show mixed support. He presented a five point Protestant pledge barring participation of politicians who use violence, amid worries that a narrow yes vote could stall implementation.
Fort Knox detachment head Lt. Col. Jeff Wilkinson was dismissed after a series of hazing and assault incidents. A December tank-maintenance trainee, Pvt. Maciej Lugowski, suffered a ruptured spleen in an attack. Four trainees faced charges, with pleas and punishments including brig time and demotion.
Chelsea Clinton recovering from a bout of the flu after stomach pains led to hospitalization. White House spokeswoman Marsha Berry said she was hospitalized yesterday as a precaution, released this morning, and is on the mend.
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