Officer Acquitted as Miami Sealed Off After Riots
A Miami police officer was acquitted of manslaughter in the 1989 shooting of a black motorcyclist, while inner-city Miami remained tense with rioting and police blockades in two black neighborhoods. In Orlando, suspended officer William Lozano was also acquitted. verdicts were sealed briefly to prevent trouble as police and National Guardsmen monitored unrest and reporters faced harassment.
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Orlando
Fla
William Lozano
Jack W. Thomas Spencer
Ami
Overtown
Restructuring Talks Break Down Again
South Carolina lawmakers renewed private talks after public negotiations on government restructuring stalled. A six member conference committee aimed to bridge House and Senate plans, with the Highway Department reform at stake. Odds of a Sunday deal rose as Hodges and Moore urged progress before the session end.
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Senate
Ways and Means
Billy Bean
D-Kershaw
Tom Moore
D-Clearwater
Conference Committee
House Judiciary
Jim Hodges
D-Lancaster
Highway Department
Carroll Campbell
Tragic Triangle: Obsession Leads to Burning Love and Death
NYU pre medical student Shileen Wadhwani was shot on the eve of his 21st birthday by Chandran Nathan, a married family friend. Sakhrani, the chemistry major Wadhwani loved, then leapt from a Queens apartment building. Wadhwani had graduated with honors and earned a medical school scholarship.
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New York University
Shileen Wadhwani
Hema Sakhrani
Chandran Nathan
Sakhrani
Nathan
Wadhwani
Queens
NYU
Have a News Tip Call Marie Donovan in Aiken
Readers are urged to share tips or story ideas by calling Marie L. Donovan in Aiken. The notice invites community input and contact for local coverage inquiries.
U S Economic Growth Stalls In First Quarter
The Commerce Department reports a 0.9 percent annualized GDP gain for Q1, weakened by consumer caution and a trade deficit. Exports fell sharply while imports rose, and government spending dropped 7.3 percent with military outlays down 25.9 percent. The report dampens hopes for a quick rebound.
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Clinton
Commerce Department
Commerce
Ronald H. Brown
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Senate
Lawrence Chimerine
Dri-Mcgraw Hill
Germany
Japan
Laurence H. Meyer
St Louis
Magazine shoots for First Lady Clinton spark costs debate
Washington displays show glamorous Hillary Rodham Clinton covers as magazines pay for hair makeup and styling. Industry insiders note typical costs range from 400 to 750 dollars per cover while White House aides defend the practice as standard to secure a better portrait.
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White House
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Family Circle
Nancy Reagan
Lisa Caputo
Clinton
Susan Ungaro
Aiken Standard to Include 1998 Quality of Life Supplement
The Monday issue will feature the annual Quality of Life supplement highlighting Aiken County, with features, news, graphs and photographs reflecting community life. The 1993 issue showcased leadership grades across sectors, including education and civic groups.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken County
Aiken
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