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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1994
Page
2
Yahya Shamas, a lawmaker from a powerful Bekaa Shiite clan, was detained in Beirut four hours after parliament waived his immunity amid a narcotics crackdown that prosecutors said targets a trade valued at about half a billion dollars annually. No charges were disclosed.
In Sidon Lebanon fighting raged in Ein el Hilweh refugee camp as 10 combatants were killed and 12 wounded. Arafat loyalists, about 500 strong, moved through the camp seeking Makdah supporters amid street battles that halted camp entrances.
Serb forces pressed into the U N declared safe area around Bihac despite warnings from NATO and the West. U N commander Rose warned of grave developments as Bosnian Serbs shelled Bihac and moved toward the town on the 30 square mile zone. Karadzic claimed parts of Bihac were entered and pledged to restore normal life for civilians.
Location at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina lists mailing address P O Box 456. The standard offers daily delivery by 5 p m weekdays and earlier weekend times with phone numbers for service tips and answer line.
Sens. Bob Kerrey and Tom Daschle urged Bob Dole to withdraw support for Helms chairing the Foreign Relations Committee after Helms questioned President Clinton fitness and said the president should have a bodyguard if visiting North Carolina. Helms acknowledged a mistake but did not apologize.
A dispute over the All-City High School Marching Band appearing on The Tonight Show ended with an apology from Jay Leno. The band was briefly canceled then invited to perform with David Copperfield, ending in a successful on air moment. Fay Vincent will not write memoirs after an $150,000 advance. he said he would remain quiet on baseball matters.
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