Newsmaker Nunn to retire and teach at Georgia Tech
Sen. Sam Nunn says he will retire at year end and lecture at Georgia Tech. He notes lessons from Newt Gingrich about ethics and political activity, planning to avoid similar missteps, and jokes about asking for a checklist of Gingrich actions.
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Georgia Tech Atlanta
Sam Nunn
Newt Gingrich
House Ethics Committee
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Georgia Tech
Newt
Faith Hill and Tim McGraw Tie Knot Then Tour Together
Country stars Faith Hill and Tim McGraw marry in a Sunday ceremony at McGraws hometown church and immediately join a celebrity softball tournament lineup. They announce a full time collaboration as they begin a joint tour and public appearances.
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Rayville
Faith Hill
Tim McGraw
Hill
McGraw
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
Subscription and mailing rates for the Aiken Standard are listed by delivery type: HOME DELIVERY eight ninety five per month, twenty six eighty five for three months, fifty three seventy for six months, and one hundred seven forty per year. COUNTY MAIL eleven twenty per month, thirty three sixty for three months, sixty seven twenty for six months, one hundred thirty four forty per year. OTHER MAIL seventeen forty five per month, fifty two thirty five for three months, one hundred four seventy five for six months, two hundred nine forty per year. The notice notes advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription and provides publication details, address, and postmaster instructions.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
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Pope John Paul II Undergoes Appendectomy in Rome
Doctors at Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome announce the pope’s inflamed appendix was removed in a 50 minute operation. Surgeons say the pope’s vital signs stayed strong, he woke quickly, and the tumor removed years ago in the colon shows no return. The surgery, his sixth since 1981, may extend his hospital stay due to age. A noon bulletin was promised.
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John Paul II
Vatican
Francesco Crucitti
John Paul
Sablan
Crucitti
Corrado Calagrande
Calagrande
Gemelli Polyclinic
U S AIDS more diverse than initially thought groups found
Doctors report the US AIDS epidemic includes rare HIV strains such as Group O and additional foreign variants. A Los Angeles patient first diagnosed in July highlighted gaps in routine tests, prompting national efforts to ensure tests detect all strains and to treat cases as a global issue.
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Washington
France
New York
U.S
Jay Epstein
Food and Drug Administration
West Africa
Los Angeles
Nobel prize in economics awarded for incentives under asymmetric information
James A Mirrlees and William Vickrey won the Nobel Prize in economics for fundamental contributions to the theory of incentives under incomplete information. Mirrlees is at Cambridge University and Vickrey, emeritus at Columbia University, with research applying to insurance markets auctions tax systems and firms. The prize totals 1.12 million dollars and the Academy noted implications for contract design and institutions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
James A. Mirrlees
Britain
William Vickrey
United States
Mirrlees
Cambridge University
Vickrey
Columbia University
New York City
Politi
Community outraged as officer acquitted in Baez case
A Manhattan judge acquitted Officer Francis Livoti of criminally negligent homicide in the 1994 death of Anthony Baez after a nonjury trial. Baez’s family and supporters protested outside the precinct shouting No justice no peace while his mother Iris collapsed for observation. Justice Sheindlin criticized Livoti’s conduct as unnecessary and avoidable, noting Baez’s survival testimony factored in the ruling. prosecutors weigh possible federal civil rights charges.
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New York
Anthony Baez
Francis Liveti
State Supreme Court
Gerald Sheindlin
Baez
Livoti
Mary Jo White
Tolerance and Radicalism in Bosnian Serb Heartland
In Banja Luka the clash of tolerance and ultranationalism persists amid a wartime mindset. Elections back hardline Serb leaders, while residents face mass unemployment and seek foreign aid tied to multiethnic Bosnia. Some opposition politicians hope secessionists fade after the 1998 elections as poverty grows.
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Banja Luka
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Serbia
Ence
Friend among defense team doubts O J innocence
In Los Angeles the close friend and attorney Robert Kardashian and other defense members reportedly began doubting O J Simpson's innocence by the end of the murder trial. The book alleges the defense redecorated Simpson's mansion for a jury tour with more black acquaintances present and that items such as a nude photo of Paula Barbieri were removed from his bedroom. It also notes a framed photo of his mother was added and Johnnie Cochran Jr. took a Norman Rockwell poster to Simpson's home.
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O.J. Simpson
Robert Kardashian
Simpson
Paula Barbieri
Lawrence Schiller
James Willworth
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Norman Rockwell
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