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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1998
Page
2
Nada Sakic, 76, extradited from Argentina to Germany over alleged torture at Jasenovac concentration camp 1942–45. She arrived in Frankfurt en route to Zagreb, where authorities will pursue charges tied to the camp’s atrocities.
In Nicaragua the Mitch aftermath swamps four villages as a crater lake collapse triggers deadly mud slides. The confirmed Central American death toll reaches at least 1,005 with estimates rising. villagers feared buried under mud stretch across miles. Soldiers recover bodies amid pervasive stench and decomposing remains. Local residents recount torrents of rain and a sudden landslide that erased villages and families.
Washington reports the Clinton administration readying the UN Security Council to confront Iraq over refusing weapons inspections. Top security officials met at the White House for a second day to plan a response with little expectation of an immediate military action. France and Russia rebuked Iraq and urged compliance while UNSCOM oversees inspections. President Clinton praised the UN's tough stance in an interview with American Urban Radio Network.
In the November Premiere profile Will Smith says his ace is an obsessive drive to win. He leads Enemy of the State with co stars Jon Voight and Gene Hackman as he reflects on fame. He notes rival performers and his own ambitions with blunt candor.
Space veteran John Glenn, 77, reports no ill effects after his orbit aboard Discovery. He says a future mission is possible but will seek Annie Glenn’s approval, noting she may not consent to many more flights. Blood draws and tests continue to compare weightlessness with aging.
More than 2,000 ABC employees walked off the job in a one day strike over health benefits. The stoppage affected Good Morning America and Monday Night Football with about 1,100 strikers in New York and others in Los Angeles Washington and San Francisco.
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