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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1999
Page
8
The House approved a 390 billion dollar budget bill amid delays as Senators held it for special interests. The package merges 10 bills, exceeds 2000 pages, and passed 296 to 135 as lawmakers crowned a year shaped by Clinton’s impeachment.
At Texas A&M College Station a 40 foot timber bonfire pyramid collapsed while students prepared for the annual event. Caleb Hill, atop the structure, survived with a broken nose and wrist as 11 peers died and 28 were injured. Recovery continued into the early morning with investigators cautioning that the cause may take weeks to determine.
Evel Knievel 61 ties the knot with Crystal Kennedy 30 atop a fountain stage at Caesars Palace Las Vegas 32 years after his first high risk flight over the same fountains. The ceremony marks a leap from daredevil legend to married life amid spectacle. Dolly Parton unveils Dollywood expansion plans a $5 million 15000 square foot interactive treehouse slated for spring open.
At the OSCE gathering in Istanbul Clinton joined 53 leaders to back a 1990 conventional arms treaty and praised Russia for allowing greater outside access to Chechnya. He stressed the need for real compliance before ratification and noted Greece will host a state visit amid protests.
A federal complaint by the Securities and Exchange Commission names Jimmy B. Roof of West Columbia and Robert C. Ellenburg of Columbia as participants in a nationwide pyramid scheme that may have raised as much as 300 million dollars. Others named include Richard Homa and Michael Gause leading a marketing scheme selling notes and bonds with funds wired to the Cayman Islands.
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