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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1997

Page

2

Heart checkups urged for fen-phen users redux

Atlanta doctors urge patients who used fen-phen or Redux to seek immediate heart evaluations rather than wait for symptoms. The warning emphasizes potential undetected heart issues and urges timely screening for long term users.

Atlanta

National roundup diet drug guidance and trials dominate week

Guidelines urge dieters who ever took fenfluramine or Redux to see a doctor for checks. In Unabomber coverage, jurors hear mostly about capital punishment with defense asked to rebut prosecution evidence. Denver witness Fortier faces credibility questions as Nichols case proceeds. Zedillo visits U.S. to sign cross border gun smuggling pact with Clinton. Flight attendants push FAA on uniform carry on limits amid safety concerns.

Sacramento Calif Theodore Kaczynski Quin Denvir Kaczynski Nichols Denver Michael Fortier Terry Nichols Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh Fortier Army McVeigh Washington Federal Aviation Administration American Airlines FAA

Unstable South Korea signals amidst Asian financial strains

Private economists warn South Korea could follow Philippines Thailand and Indonesia into crisis as currency drop bankruptcies rise and banks face pressure. Greenspan and Summers say US impact overstated while Dow falls and trade deficit may worsen into 1999.

Washington South Korea International Monetary Fund Philippines Thailand Indonesia Clinton Federal Reserve Southeast Asia Alan Greenspan Treasury Lawrence Summers House United States Hong Kong David Hale Zurich Kemper Investments America

Price Index cools inflation in October

Washington inflation at the wholesale level nearly disappeared in October as falling gasoline and meat costs offset small gains for producers. Prices paid for finished goods rose 0.1 percent after jumps in September and August, with the Producer Price Index down 1.2 percent for the first ten months of the year and overall inflation remaining tame amid strong growth and low unemployment. The Consumer Price Index, reflecting wages, rose at 1.8 percent annual pace through September.

Washington Labor Department

Congress Ends Year With Major Issues Left Unresolved

Congress adjourned after a bruising session with some wins in a budget deal and a 152 billion dollar five year tax cut, but major items remain. Trade authority for President Clinton, IMF borrowing, UN dues, and foreign policy provisions stalled amid disagreements over abortion-related family planning aid. House Republicans promise to tackle campaign finance reform early next year as hearings highlighted abuses in the current system. Final day focused on completing essential funding bills for government operations.

Washington Congress Senate Tom Daschle D-S.d House Newt Gingrich Rga Clinton International Monetary Fund United Nations House Gop

Albright Again Seeks Mideast Peace Progress

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright opens two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders in Edinburgh and London, aiming to extend momentum from last week’s Washington talks. She next meets Yasser Arafat in Bern on Saturday as Washington presses for continued progress.

Edinburgh Scotland Madeleine Albright Washington London Benjamin Netanyahu Albright Bern Switzerland Yasser Arafat

Aiken Standard contact and subscription rates notice

The Aiken Standard provides office hours and switchboard numbers, publisher contact details, and subscription prices including home delivery rates of 9.95 monthly, 26.85 for 3 months, and 107.40 yearly, with county and other mail options listed.

Scott B. Hunter Aiwen Stanaara U9sn Aiken Communications Inc Rutland Drive Aiken 8.C

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