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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1998
Page
2
In Hebron, Israeli forces imposed a curfew on the downtown area after a hand grenade was hurled at an Israeli military outpost near Gross Square. The device did not explode, and soldiers fired in the air while ordering bystanders away to allow detonation. About 30,000 Palestinians were confined to their homes during the incident.
Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey recall the November 19 1997 birth of the world’s first surviving septuplets Alexis May Natalie Sue Kelsey Ann Brandon James Nathan Roy Joel Steven as faith and family support sustain their busy life in Carlisle Iowa.
IMF to near completion of a three year 42 billion dollar rescue package for Brazil as it seeks to halt regional spillovers from Russia and Asia. Anonymity-protected official says talks continue and exact US share remains unsettled. Announcement could come today in Washington and Brasilia.
Democratic leader Dick Gephardt weighs options after a strong midterm showing. He could stay in the House to pursue a GOP ouster in 2000 or challenge Vice President Al Gore for the nomination. He calls it a straightforward decision about where he can best advance his aims for the country.
Peter Arnett will return to airwaves after a four month hiatus following CNN’s retract ed Vietnam nerve gas story. He has filmed six reports on the civil war in Algeria, where about 75,000 people have died since 1992. The air date is pending.
A New Orleans Marine Reserve officer faces an inquiry after authoring an opinion piece accusing President Clinton of adultery and lying. Maj. Daniel J. Rabil, assigned to Camp Pendleton, is the third officer to publish disparaging remarks about Clinton and the second under investigation.
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