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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1998
Page
2
The General Assembly voted 157 to 2 to urge Washington to repeal the Cuba embargo, with the United States and Israel voting in favor and 12 abstentions. The non-binding resolution seeks end to sanctions imposed after the 1959 Communist rise.
NATO and world leaders push Milosevic over Kosovo as four day grace period nears end. Officials warn he must move many more Serb forces before Saturday and consider air raids if compliance falters. NATO moves warplanes to bases in Italy as Paris and Vienna host talks.
The SSA says next year's Social Security cost of living adjustment will occur as usual, despite letters from TREA Senior Citizens League warning retirees they will lose about 340 dollars annually starting January 1 1999. Officials demand the misleading mailings stop and corrections be issued to lawmakers.
Paula Jones has until Friday noon to accept Abe Hirschfeld's $1 million offer to settle sexual harassment claims against President Clinton. Hirschfeld wants Clinton to resign and Starr named to the Supreme Court, while Clinton and his legal team consider options amid ongoing talks.
Former blaxploitation star Pam Grier, a East High School Denver graduate, returns to her hometown for a ceremony celebrating her film career. Grier reflects on the community that raised her and the courage to pursue a journey in acting.
Switchboard contact shows editors reachable at 648 2311 with extensions for local news Features and Sports. Local news Ext 219 Features Ext 218 Sports Ext 220.
A Department of Energy review found mis marked and misplaced files slated for public release that could have boosted capabilities of nations like Pakistan and India. Congress rushed to draft legislation Clinton to sign to protect national security while slowing release of Cold War material.
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