Snow Storms Hit Great Lakes and Northeast Regions
Snow surprises hardy Great Lakes residents with 2 1/2 feet in Cleveland and up to 32 inches across Wisconsin to New York as weekend storms bury streets and close in. Astronauts cleared for space shuttle Columbia launch after insulation issues with Atlantis boosters. Iran hanged hijacker of 1984 domestic flight. Latin America leaders reject anti Cuba law. Hebron settlers prep for worst after pullout as Israel plans withdrawal. East Germans held to account by Karlsruhe court for border deaths.
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Elizabeth Taylor must pay Enquirer legal fees
Actress Elizabeth Taylor sued and lost a case against the National Enquirer, requiring payment of $432,600 in legal fees. The article also notes George Wallace, a former Alabama governor, returning for a TV interview a decade after leaving office, reflecting on memories as both happy and sad.
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Sexual misconduct shifts to Missouri training base
The Army moves toward action at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri in a new case of alleged sexual misconduct involving male soldiers under investigation. Separate charges have been filed at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland against military trainers and staff for rape and improper correspondence with female trainees. Pentagon sources expect issues at Fort Jackson and Fort Knox as investigations expand nationwide.
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Kim Phuc pleads for real peace at Vietnam Memorial event
At a Veterans Day observance in Washington Kim Phuc the Napalm girl from Trang Bang asks for real peace no fighting and no hostility. She recalls suffering from burns and emotional pain and thanks God for her family as she urges actions to end war and hostilities worldwide.
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Sunset and Sunrise Times for Lucie
The record notes today sunset at 5 27 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 57 a m. These times reflect the daily cycle observed for Lucie location.
Gingrich pledges bipartisan path after election win
Newt Gingrich declares morning in America as Republicans keep control and vows cooperation with President Clinton. Clinton signs parks bill and meets lawmakers to map the 105th Congress amid calls for Democrat Republican unity. A Foster case witness sues over alleged harassment and FBI misconduct linked to the investigation.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours and Subscription Rates
Local notice lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and contact numbers for the switchboard editorial staff and subscriptions. It provides subscription rates for home delivery, county mail, and other mailing options, plus service hours and procedures for delivery problems.
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