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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
8
Congressional negotiators reach a bill allowing Cuba to buy U S food for the first time in four decades but bar financing by the federal government and banks. Travel restrictions remain intact and critics say sales will be limited while supporters push wider trade.
Palestinians hurled stones at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem after Friday prayers while Palestinian security kept them from clashing with Israeli forces. Israel sealed the West Bank and Gaza, anticipating a day of rage. A few stones landed at the Western Wall as authorities cleared Jews from the area.
Conferees approve a plan allowing U S drug distributors to import medicines made in the United States and sold cheaper abroad. The measure, attached to an agriculture bill, moves to floors on a voice vote amid election season.
Four stones were thrown at a western Berlin synagogue in Kreuzberg breaking two outer windows but leaving the stained glass intact. vandals spray painted the memorial outside referencing Kristallnacht and drawing condemnation from Andreas Nachama head of the city’s Jewish community.
Igor Ivanov conveyed Vladimir Putin’s congratulations to Vojislav Kostunica after the Belgrade riots toppled Milosevic. Jubilation spread as opposition supporters seized parliament and media outlets, while Milosevic’s whereabouts remained unconfirmed amid the upheaval.
In Santiago Chile Prince William stays off camera five days into Patagonia visit as UK embassy asks Chilean press to respect his privacy and arrange a photo session instead. The prince is at El Verdin farm about 1000 miles south of Santiago with tight security and no public sightings.
Pamela Blackburn 29 of Bennettsville was charged with having sex with inmate Robert Johnson Jr 26 at Evans Correctional Institution Marlboro County The Corrections Department said Blackburn hired in February was fired September 1 after an misconduct investigation.
Charleston judge awards $11 million to Billy Ray Eidson who claimed he was libeled in a book linking Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination to a government crime conspiracy. The order allocates $1 million actual and $10 million punitive damages against William F. Pepper.
UC Davis textile chemist Gang Sun created socks that eliminate foot odor using halamine-treated fibers. After long runs, cross country athletes tested the fabric, noting it reduced smells. the innovation could extend to hospital scrubs and linens.
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