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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1998
Page
2
United Nations will deploy new inspection teams to Iraq within days to conduct searches near known weapons sites. Inspections have continued since November 14 with Iraq fully cooperating, focusing on long term monitoring equipment and routine visits.
Marilyn Manson has offered to cover all damage caused to four hotel rooms after a weekend show in Poughkeepsie. hotel general manager Donna McLean said carpets were burned and sinks stained with hair dye, following the band's performance at the Sheraton.
Republicans jealously press to strip Attorney General Janet Reno from the campaign finance case and hand it to an independent counsel. Orrin Hatch says legislation may be needed as Reno says Gore did not lie. She will decide two more independent counsel fates on Clinton aides in coming weeks.
Washington doctors receive new cautions not to prescribe Viagra to all men amid risks for those with heart attacks or very high blood pressure. Pfizer was required to add explicit label warnings as the FDA notes 130 deaths among users since its spring launch, mostly from heart attacks.
President Clinton prepares written responses to 81 questions from Rep Henry Hyde as the House Judiciary Committee nears a concluding phase. White House officials say the answers could expand or reiterate prior testimony given in the Paula Jones suit and grand jury proceedings.
Rear Adm. John T. Scudi, on the staff of the chief of naval operations, was charged with two counts of adultery, giving false statements, obstruction of justice, and an ethics violation. He was relieved from Washington duties and reassigned to Norfolk command authority.
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