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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1996
Page
2
Investigators dredge the TWA Flight 800 debris while a source says a bomb or missile downing appears less likely. Officials note three theories bomb missile or mechanical failure. no decisive evidence yet. The Paris bound jet with 230 aboard exploded after takeoff from Kennedy on July 17.
Leukemia cuts short the season for Boxcar Willie the famed hobo. He faces more tests tomorrow and will perform before starting treatment a week hence. Rudolph Giuliani, NYC mayor, was summoned for jury duty but rejected for a civil case, then returned home.
Two North Korean commandos who infiltrated South Korea from a stranded submarine were killed in a chase near the border, as South Korean forces report 24 intruders dead or missing from the Sept. 18 landing. Three South Korean soldiers including a colonel died, eight wounded by grenades. The only captured survivor, Li Gwang 3u, said the vessel was on a spy mission. Seoul halted economic aid in retaliation amid inter-Korean tensions.
AP photo shows Carolyn King lifting the first results from Hart's Location New Hampshire where in the state's smallest town the tally reads Dole 13 and Mondale 12 after initial counts.
Michael Jackson says Debbie Rowe will bear his child next year and denies tabloid claims of artificial insemination and payment. Jackson, 38, stated he will raise the child himself with no marriage plans after divorcing Lisa Marie Presley.
A slight chance of rain keeps skies mostly cloudy today with highs in the high 60s to low 70s and northeast winds at 5 to 10 mph. Forecasters say Wednesday will mirror the pattern with similar skies, a touch warmer.
In Hart's Location and Dixville Notch New Hampshire, voters cast the first ballots of Election Day 1996. Bob Dole led Clinton 13–12 in Hart's Location with Perot and Browne also tallied. Dixville Notch followed with 18–8–1–1. Across the country officials prepared for absentee ballots, weather contingencies, and long precinct shifts as campaigns closed.
Bill Clinton urged Americans to turnout at a Cedar Rapids rally with Hillary and Chelsea present after addressing 10 000 in New Hampshire and visiting Cleveland and Lexington Dole pressed New Mexico voters as he campaigned through four states ending in Fussell Kansas while taunting Clinton in Louisiana Perot closed his Texas bid with a San Antonio speech attacking Clinton and noting a trio of television infomercials.
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