Floods in southern China Kill 30 in Hunan Provinces
Xinhua reports floods from torrential rains toppled over 23,000 houses and killed 30 people in Hunan and across southern China. Casualties peak in Soudi and Shaoyang as flood waters struck at night, disrupting power and communications.
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Hijackers Halted In Pakistan Airliner Incident
Pakistani police subdued three student activists after they attempted to hijack a Fokker Friendship with 29 aboard to protest a nuclear test. The aircraft sat eight hours at Hyderabad airport before army commandos overpowered the hijackers, injuring a major and a hijacker.
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Catholics eyeing peace options in Northern Ireland
In Belfast and beyond, Catholic and Protestant leaders react to the peace accord. Seamus Mallon signals crossing religious lines to back the deal, while sporadic violence and bomb scares test resolve as 71 percent of voters support the April 10 agreement and the 108 seat Assembly prepares to assume many British government duties.
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Clinton donor linked to China satellite deal probe sparks GOP questions
Republicans press for answers on why Loral Space and Communications chief Bernard Schwartz received a waiver for a satellite deal with China amid a Justice Department probe into possible missile technology transfers. Clinton aides deny political influence, while leaders pledge a bipartisan inquiry.
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Habibie signals early elections and reform push in Indonesia
Indonesia's new president Habibie released two political prisoners and agreed to hold early elections after reforms to loosen the tightly controlled system. Government to cut business ties with Suharto-era companies, aiming for a six to twelve month timeline for new electoral laws and political-party reforms.
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Bombs and guns linked to Kip Kinkel case in parents defense
Springfield Oregon reports that Kip Kinkel's father bought the 9 mm Glock and a .22 rifle to redirect his son's weapon fascination into a supervised hobby. Friends say the parents tried discipline and anger management for Kip, 15, after his bomb making interests surfaced for a year.
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Sheen checks into rehab for “destructive appetites”
National roundup reports Charlie Sheen, 82, returning to Malibu treatment, seeking change after boredom with current work. He will spend about a month at Premises rehabilitation center as publicist Jeff Ballard read his statement.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Delivery Details
The Aiken Standard lists office hours, switchboard numbers, and subscription rates. It notes prices for home, county, and other mail, and provides delivery problem contact times. Contact details include extensions for editors and staff.
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