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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1999
Page
6
Italy reports 34 dead with many still missing after a six story building collapsed in Foggii. Rescue crews fought fire and debris by hand, lifting 25 year old survivor last. 70 to 75 trapped.
Pakistani leader Gen. Musharraf proposes to mediate between the United States and Afghanistan's Taliban over Osama bin Laden amid rocket attacks that injured six near the US Embassy and UN building in Islamabad. He vows to help fight terrorism and urges a compromise to avert sanctions.
President Clinton signed a law ending barriers that kept banks, investment firms, and insurers separate. The measure aims to create multi product financial marketplaces, promising consumer savings and convenience while drawing praise for free markets and caution over privacy. Greenspan attended the ceremony and Clinton urged further privacy safeguards and study by economic advisers.
Leroy Joseph Ricky Drayton, 44, was put to death for the 1984 kidnapping and murder of 19 year old Rhonda Darlene Smith near Charleston County. Gov Hodges denied clemency as witnesses protested outside the prison.
A bald eagle found Oct 29 at Lake Moultrie with shrapnel from a gunshot is stored in Awendaw. The US Fish and Wildlife Service investigates. Biologist Tom Murphy urged tips to bring the lawbreaker to justice amid annual eagle killings in South Carolina.
Gary Burghoff reflects on his Radar O'Reilly legacy while touring stage shows and nearing South Carolina dates. Denise Richards eyes Bond role as Dr Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough opening Nov 19. Bruce Springsteen opening night at Conseco Fieldhouse draws praise except for uneven acoustics noted by fans.
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