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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1995
Page
2
Boris Yeltsin left a Kremlin hospital and was moved to Barvikha sanitarium west of Moscow for continued treatment. The presidential press service said he will remain under physician supervision for the next couple of weeks at the resort complex once reserved for top party officials.
Preliminary autopsy results raise questions about photographer claims he killed Linda Sobek by hitting her with a truck during a photo shoot. Coroner Servier said injuries did not fit a traffic impact and no obvious major head injury or gunshot/stabbing were found. Causes of death may take weeks pending drug and tissue test results.
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A vial of flammable liquid was used to ignite a token booth in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant district, fatally injuring a clerk. Police say two men fled after the blast as Mayor Giuliani offered a reward, and transit officials noted the incident mirrors scenes from the film Money Train.
FedEx Corp. raises pilots’ hourly pay by about 4 percent on average in December, with increases from 4 to 18 percent for veterans, and introduces new rules to fly alternative routes when a trip is canceled. Union critics say the changes threaten pilot job security and shift scheduling.
Seven prominent politicians form a radical center aiming to offer alternatives to the Democratic and Republican parties. Included are Sen. Bill Bradley and Sen. Paul Tsongas who say they feel disenfranchised by current ideological trends. The group discusses a potential independent presidential bid and a new voice to challenge the two party system, per Time magazine via conference calls.
Washington A super secret US intelligence agency the National Reconnaissance Office will appear in a Discovery Channel documentary Spies Above scheduled to air in March The agency says the film will explain how its data can be used while critics say the move aims to justify its existence post Cold War Officials note the NRC's long hidden work continues at a high pace and that the documentary is a joint venture with Arewelder Films led by Discovery board leaders.
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