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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1997
Page
2
Iraq rejected UN weapons inspectors being included in an invitation to view Saddam Hussein’s dozens of palaces. Foreign Minister Al Sahhaf stated the invitation targeted international experts and diplomats, not UN inspectors, amid accusations of hidden chemical and biological weapons.
Jakarta reports OPEC members aim to raise output but divisions loom. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Libya clash over a new ceiling while Venezuela pushes to exceed limits, with talks predicting a ceiling of 26 to 27.5 million barrels per day but true supply may not rise due to overproduction and cheating.
Italians brace for the euro as the currency becomes official EU money on January 1 1999 though cash circulation begins in 2002. Banks and governments will adopt euros on paper in 13 months with Confindustria organizing euro readiness.
In Plymouth Massachusetts police confronted American Indian protesters and supporters attempting to march through the town center after a National Day of Mourning ceremony at Plymouth Rock. The United American Indians of New England have marked the day for 28 years to protest Thanksgiving as a celebration of colonization and myth.
The Henle family says they will locate the painting and return it if it was taken by Nazis during World War II, after Sotheby's withdrew it from auction and The Boston Globe reported the dubious ownership background.
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