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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1997

Page

2

NATO split over new members at Sintra talks

NATO members and former Warsaw Pact states meet in Sintra to shape a Euro Atlantic Partnership Council and discuss admitting three to five new members including Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic as Bosnia remains unsettled. A Madrid summit in 1999 looms.

Sintra Portugal NATO Sweden Austria Russia Ukraine North Atlantic Treaty Organization Bosnia United States Romania Slovenia Madrid Spain Poland Hungary Czech Republic

Attorney warning jurors not to rely on sympathy

Prosecutors pressed emotional leverage in the Oklahoma City bombing trial closing as Timothy McVeigh faces murder and conspiracy charges. Defense urged jurors to judge by reason not sympathy, while prosecutors argued for a guilty verdict before 12 jurors and six alternates begin deliberations.

Denver Timothy McVeigh Stephen Jones Oklahoma City Scott Mendeloff Jones Mendeloff McVeigh U.S Larry Mackey Federal Mackey United States Virginia Moser Janet Walker

Support at center of effort in Texas welfare reform

Churches across Texas adopt families on welfare offering resumes babysitting transportation and other help to secure and keep jobs. Vice President Gore announces a coalition of civic groups to address basic life challenges for work readiness and family stability.

Washington Texas John Sharp al Gore Gore Andrea Cain

Al Gore Urges Serious National Effort to Help Families

In a bold statement, Al Gore emphasizes the need for a sustained national drive to transform the lives of struggling families, calling for concrete policy steps and broad public support. The remark underscores a commitment to social reform and economic opportunity for households nationwide.

Tobacco deal faces wary state attorneys general

A growing number of state attorneys general fear they cannot reach a settlement with major tobacco companies to resolve lawsuits over Medicaid funds. At least six states oppose giving legal protection to cigarette makers, while others doubt the provisions. Congress plans two bills next week to tighten secondhand smoke and teen smoking rules, likely hurting any settlement.

Washington Nmber Associated Press Congress Mississippi Michael Moore

Confederate symbols bill dies in House amid stalemate

The South Carolina House returned a Confederate monuments bill to committee, killing it for the year as Senate support had existed. Gov. Beasley’s spokesman cited alternative paths for racial reconciliation. In Lee County, Bishopville High School remains open despite decades of overcrowding and safety concerns as voters decide a $15.0 million consolidated high school and $1.5 million multipurpose facility bond.

House Senate Sen Glenn McConnell Charleston Gary Karr David Beasley Lee County Bishopville Bishopville High School Lee County School Board

Condon to wait for Senate hearings in bribery probe

South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon says he will delay any action until the U S Senate hearings on a bribery scandal unfold. He prefers not to spark dueling investigations and expects the Senate findings to be referred to the U S attorney or his office. A separate note details a nine month 125000 campaign to promote agriculture via billboards bumper stickers and TV ads led by Friends of Agriculture.

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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Notice

Public notice lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for the Aiken Standard. Details include monthly and yearly prices for home delivery, county mail, other mail, and duration options.

Aiken Standard Aiken Communications Inc Rutland Drive Aiken 8.C PHM

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