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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1996
Page
2
Woody Allen and Mia Farrow return to Manhattan court after a closed session with Justice Elliott Wilk. Friday talks continued on granting Allen more visitation time with their children amid ongoing custody dispute.
New York AP reports actor Andrew Shue spent the summer on a soccer field. The Melrose Place star played professionally in Zimbabwe after college and has been a midfielder for the Los Angeles Galaxy since spring, signing a one year contract and planning to play even as Melrose resumes shooting in July.
Indiana rocker John Mellencamp discusses his near fatal heart attack in 1994 and how it changed his work and outlook. In Rolling Stone, he notes dark moments confronting heart disease and that his new album Mr Happy Go Lucky reflects those experiences. He admits ongoing smoking and a renewed sense of personal destiny.
Aiken Standard subscription rates list for HOME DELIVERY, COUNTY MAIL, and OTHER MAIL with monthly, 3 month, 6 month, and yearly options. The newspaper notes advance payments and provides the publisher address, P.O. Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29802, and a postmaster address for changes.
Beijing pledges to wipe out pirate factories producing pirated audio video disks as U S negotiators press China to close suspected sites. Six plants named for investigation include three in Guangdong province, amid a broader month old anti crime drive.
Hillary Rodham Clinton told Time magazine she hopes for another child for Chelsea and that she and the president have discussed adoption. She noted they may not pursue adoption seriously until after the November election, citing their busy lives.
Investigators used a 49 ton backhoe to dredge the Everglades crater left by ValuJet Flight 592. NTSB officials refrained from comment on cause while Resolve Towing planned operations to move wreckage with water jets and floating platforms.
A Brazilian physician says up to 2,000 of about 9,200 Yanomami Indians may suffer onchocerciasis causing severe itching and possible blindness, though he disputes a higher claim. The tribe faces TB and malaria outbreaks, with 30 deaths this year, amid 22.5 million acre reservations in the north.
Senator Trent Lott said he has commitments from at least 28 of the Senate's 58 Republicans to back his bid to become majority leader, while rival Thad Cochran remains publicly allied yet noncommittal. Dole plans to resign by June 11 to focus on the presidential race.
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