US warns of militant threats to targets in Egypt
The U S embassy in Cairo warns Americans that an Islamic militant group behind killings at the Temple of Hatshepsut may plan attacks on U S interests. Citizens are told to exercise vigilance and register at the embassy amid the ongoing threat.
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APEC Leaders Back Manila Framework To Stabilize Asia
In Vancouver the 18-nation APEC summit focuses on a Manila framework directing IMF crisis management with possible back-up from the US and Japan. President Clinton stresses stakes for US exports as markets reel from currency plunges, stock declines, and bankruptcies across several Asian countries. The group aims to prevent future crises and ensure swift, effective responses.
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U N inspectors operate under cloud of suspicion
In Baghdad, U N weapons inspectors entered a fourth day of searches at sites around the capital seeking biological chemical and nuclear materials violating postwar conditions. Six teams departed from headquarters, with one helicopter reconnaissance of a site outside the city. Iraqi intelligence agents are accused of spying on the inspectors over the past year.
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Iraqis monitor inspection routes to hide caches
The New York Times quoted U S military and intelligence officials saying Iraqi agents knew in advance where inspection teams would go even to sites without notice inspections and Defense Secretary William Cohen said the Iraqis have watched every move the inspections have tried to make and anticipate where they’re going.
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NASA hails recovery of wayward satellite by space catch
NASA and six astronauts celebrate bringing the Spartan satellite back aboard the space shuttle Columbia after a 7 1/2 hour spacewalk. Winston Scott and Takao Doi grabbed the spinning 1 1/2 ton craft and used the shuttle arm to secure it.
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Mental health questions arise as Kaczynski trial nears
Sacramento report notes Theodore Kaczynski’s defense widens to include mental health inquiries. David Kaczynski, who alerted investigators to his brother’s possible identity as the Unabomber, says prosecutors promised review of mental state before seeking the death penalty, a claim denied by prosecutor Robert Cleary.
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National roundup septuplets rest and politics collide
In Des Moines the McCaughey septuplets communicate with doctors via cries and facial cues, while in Washington debates test if a special prosecutor handles campaign financing and if Reno will appoint an independent counsel. Republicans press to curb federal race and gender programs as elections loom. Paula Corbin Jones may drop defamation claims in her sexual harassment suit against President Clinton.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
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