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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1993
Page
2
Envoys have negotiated for months to normalize Serb Croat relations and settle the future of Serbian held areas in Croatia. A territorial deal could shape Bosnia Herzegovina by aligning Serbia and Croatia, amid ongoing ethnic warfare in the region with vast casualties and displacements.
A White House official said the health package would provide three plan choices for Americans, including the poor, with same actuarial value. Options include fee-for-service, an HMO, or a preferred provider organization, differing mainly in copayments and deductibles. Copays may apply to drugs and mental health, and even the poor would contribute some amount toward coverage.
A car bomb outside Florence's Uffizi Gallery killed at least six and wounded about thirty as crowds stood in the historic city center. Officials said the explosion was caused by explosives, with Mafia links suspected though unproven, amid Italy's political corruption scandal.
Community notice lists mailing address and box, verify deliveries and service hours for Aiken Standard. Includes subscription line, delivery times, switchboard and fax contacts, tips lines, and payment details with scattered garbled text.
President Clinton defended his four month record as he apologized for a public relations misstep and an LA air traffic delay tied to a $200 Hollywood haircut. He blamed Congress gridlock for program delays and urged focus on deficit-cutting plans while announcing an extension of China preferential trading privileges for one more year.
Actress Kim Basinger filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a court ordered more than 8 million dollars for backing out of Boxing Helena. A March jury verdict of 8.9 million was reduced to 7.4 million with 713,522 in legal fees added and a 12.1 million bond required.
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