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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1995

Page

2

Grinkov dies at 28 from heart attack caused by blocked artery

Newsmaker LAKES PLACID AR A day after his sudden death doctors report the Russian skater Sergei Grinkov died from a massive heart attack due to a blocked artery in an enlarged heart. Dr Francis Varga said he likely suffered a prior heart attack 6 8 hours earlier. The two time Olympic champion collapsed while practicing for an ice show with his wife Ekaterina Gordeeva.

Lakes Placid Sergei Grinkov Francis Varga Varga Grinkov Ekaterina Gordeeva

Tom Clancy linked to $6 million securities fraud case

Maryland authorities say a scheme tied to Richard A. Scott, Alexandria, and Goldie’s Coin and Stamp Center, Camp Springs, involved an illegal unregistered mutual fund. Clancy, a creditor in the bankruptcy, had invested his own money and funds for others. Tourists flee Empire State Building fire. 23 treated for smoke inhalation.

Washi Rep Air Tom Clancy Maryland Lancy Washi Post Richard A. Scott Alexandria Baltimore Orioles Clancy Scott Goldie’s Coin and Stamp Center Camp Springs Empire State Building New York

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Strong 7.2 quake rocks Middle East injuring many

A powerful earthquake centered in the Gulf of Aqaba shook Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria, killing at least four people in Egypt and Israel, injuring 29, and collapsing eight Cairo buildings. In Nuweiba and Dahab, rescue efforts continued as residents fled in pajamas.

Eilat Israel Middle East Egypt Gulf of Aqaba Filat Jordan Lebanon Syria Nuweiba Interior Ministry Dahab Sharm el-Sheikh Bruce Presgrave National Earthquake Information Center Golden Colo Cairo Beirut Jerusalem Tel Aviv Mohammed al-Nabawy

Dow Jones tops 5000 mark to close at 5023.55

New York markets set records as the Dow Jones industrial average closes above 5,000 for the first time, rising 40.46 to 5,023.55. The S&P 500 and NYSE composite also hit highs while IBM, McDonald’s and GM fueled the advance amid steady growth, low rates, and low inflation.

New York America Wall Street Dow New York Stock Exchange NYSE Richard Grasso Standard & Poor

France tests fourth nuclear blast in South Pacific

About 20 protesters in South Korea pelted the French Embassy with eggs as France conducted its fourth nuclear blast since August under Mururoa atoll. Seismologists measured the blast as a magnitude 7.1 equivalent, with 40 000 tons of TNT released. Prime Minister Paul Keating condemned the test as undermining disarmament and noted anger in the Pacific region.

Paris France South Pacific South Korea Australia New Zealand Defense Ministry Mururoa Atoll Hawaii Tahiti U.N Tam Paul Keating Keating

France under fire over nuclear tests as protests flare

Greenpeace spokesman Michael Szabo criticizes Jacques Chirac for signaling a disregard of international opinion on nuclear testing. Environmentalists warn of risks to crystal waters and marine life as Polynesia experiences riots and unrest following the blasts. The Rev Jacques Thoras notes France’s dominance over small Polynesian islands amid the upheaval in Papeete.

New Zealand Greenpeace Michael Szabo Jacques Chirac Chirac Szabo France Polynesia Jacques Thoras Polynesian Evangelical Church Papeete French Polynesia

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