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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1995

Page

2

Michael Jackson sells Beatles publishing rights to Sony

Michael Jackson divests about 250 Beatles songs to Sony for roughly 95 million dollars. The deal forms a new publishing venture blending Sony Music Publishing with ATV Music catalog, a catalog Jackson bought in 1985 for about 47.5 million. Other bidders included Paul McCartney.

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Consumer borrowing slows in September despite gains

The Federal Reserve reported September consumer credit rose by 5.4 billion at a 6.6 percent rate, about half the July–August pace. Credit card charges grew the least in nearly a year as overall borrowing slowed from 10.3 billion in August to 5.4 billion. North Carolina tops sites and parks list in Reader’s Choice Awards.

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Aiken Standard Subscriptions and Address Details

HOME DELIVERY rates are 6.50 monthly 25.50 for 3 months 51 for 6 months and 102 per year. COUNTY MAIL options include 10.75 monthly 92.25 for 3 months 64.50 for 6 months and 129 per year. OTHER MAIL lists 17 monthly 01 for 3 months 102 for 6 months and 204 per year. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc with P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 Postmaster address changes sent to Alken Standard Box 456 Alken SC 29802.

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Top Official Resigns In Wake Of Inquiry Jerusalem

A senior Shin Bet security official resigned after an internal report blamed security lapses for Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination. The report cited too few bodyguards and allowed unauthorized people close to Rabin at a Tel Aviv rally. Cabinet orders a commission to probe the lapses and the agency’s Jewish extremist intelligence. A Rabin bodyguard chief was suspended and two lower agents reassigned. Authorities also arrested a Jewish extremist in a crackdown.

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Police On Trail Of Killer

Tampa investigators pursue Glen E. Rogers linked to the deaths of four people across states. A maid found a murdered woman in a Tampa motel. Rogers faces murders in Ohio and a Los Angeles strangulation, with Jackson Mississippi probing a stabbing linked to him. Police say he may be traveling. latest victim unidentified.

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Democrats Cheer As GOP Faces Mixed Local Election Results

The article notes Democrats fending off Republican bids for Kentucky governor and Virginia and Maine legislatures, with Mississippi Gov Fordice winning reelection. It highlights mayoral races including San Francisco with Frank Jordan, Willie Brown, and Roberta Achtenberg, plus incumbents Schmoke Rendell Lanier winning.

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Republicans Consider Stopgap Spending Bill

Republicans in Congress push a temporary stopgap bill to fund the government through December 1 1995 at about 60 percent of FY1995 levels while a parallel debt limit extension raises the cap by 67 billion to 4.97 trillion. The measure risks a November borrowing shortfall and possible default, drawing veto pressure from Treasury officials.

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