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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1999
Page
11
President Boris Yeltsin defended Russia's Chechnya offensive despite Western criticism. He said Moscow would not stop until every rebel fighter is eliminated, stressing the operation is an internal affair while denying civilian casualties claims.
New details from the cockpit voice recorder show pilots speaking in routine exchanges for about 28 minutes before alarms. No intruder or crew fight detected early on, but the tape ends as alarms rise and the recording stops. The crash off Nantucket killed 217 aboard.
After years of talks, the US and China signed a breakthrough WTO deal to cut Chinese tariffs by about 23 percent and open access for US banks, insurers, telecoms, and Hollywood exporters. The accord, hailed as a win win, keeps China on track for future full WTO membership.
The South Carolina Transportation Department will install 21 video cameras on Interstate 26 from Sum merville to Ashley Phosphate Road in North Charleston within six months. Media access to images will follow, with Charleston.Net live updates every few seconds. The system aims to improve safety and inform drivers as a model of intelligent transportation.
In Fairfield County a Chapin couple, Robert Brown 85 and Hermine Brown 83, were found dead in a pickup truck at the bottom of a 30 foot ravine off Highway 213 after being reported missing more than two weeks. Autopsies cited broken necks and spinal fractures from the crash as the cause.
In TV Guide interview Celine Dion says she will pause her career to support husband Rene with his cancer recovery. She explains life events prompted her to be with family and friends rather than continue show business now.
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