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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1995
Page
2
Luciano Pavarotti dodged questions about a rumored affair with secretary Ninoletta Mantovani at a Rome news conference. He urged focusing on the weekend concert and dismissed divorce talk with his wife, Adriana Veroni, while joking about soap opera life.
In Sarajevo amid U.S. pressure Bosnia’s combatants inally signed a cease-fire deal. The world waits to see if both sides honor it as reports of fighting echo across regions. The truce takes effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday with clashes already flaring in several areas. President Clinton announced terms including restoration of electricity and gas in besieged Sarajevo.
In Jerusalem Israel's parliament narrowly approves the autonomy accord granting the PLO control over West Bank cities after 28 years of occupation. Prime Minister Rabin calls it an effort to end violence. the vote follows a 15 hour session amid protests with thousands urging him to resign.
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Kathy Fisher and thousands of residents faced a second night away from homes after Hurricane Opal. Officials said roads must be cleared and storm debris removed before return. Shelters at Choctawhatchee High School in Okaloosa County held families sleeping in cars and on cardboard as outages lingered across the Gulf states. The storm killed at least 16 people and caused about 1.8 billion dollars in insured damages with 2 million power outages at peak.
In heavy rain at Giants Stadium East Rutherford New Jersey Pope John Paul II leads Mass before more than 80000 Catholic faithful. Ada Tronolone 68 says the experience felt personal and the pope speaks to huddled masses praising life and immigration limits. The pope is to visit Aqueduct Race Track then St Josephs Seminary Yonkers.
American high school students now take more math and science courses than a decade ago yet remain far from the governors goal. Sixty percent of 1994 graduates took three years of math and 51 percent studied science, up from earlier decades. Experts credit tougher graduation requirements and student motivation while noting cultural attitudes at schools like McLean High School.
Cape Canaveral delays again as engineers troubleshoot trapped air in a hydraulic line affecting nose wheel and landing gear. If resolved, planners target Saturday or Sunday for the 16 day mission to conduct longer experiments on protein growth and semiconductor crystals.
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