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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1996
Page
2
A US District Court granted a preliminary injunction barring former Creedence Clearwater Revival members from using the name Creedence Clearwater Revisited. Singer John Fogerty, owning part of the original band name, sought and obtained the order.
Los Angeles AP Whoopi Goldberg settled a suit against Fine Art Marketing Co run by Erwin and Glenda Flacks. She accused dealers of selling forged Maxfield Parrish paintings bought in 1993 1994. The judge dismissed the case at Goldberg lawyers request.
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. The notice notes advance payments to Aiken Standard PEM and provides mailing address, ISSN 0893 2557, publication by Aiken Communications Inc. and postmaster address in Aiken South Carolina.
FDA officials prepare rules to govern cyberspace advertising and promotion of medical therapies amid concerns over quackery and misleading claims on the Internet. Critics warn tighter rules could curb information flow while advocates urge clear guidance for manufacturers and consumers.
Defense signals focus on LAPD misconduct as a possible frame. Civil plaintiffs seek unspecified damages for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman deaths, while jurors consider how police partiality may affect the case.
Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto campaigned across Tokyo promising to shrink Japan's powerful bureaucracy and curb regulations. He faces rivals from New Frontier Party Democratic Party Social Democrats and the Communist Party claiming reform credentials as turnout dips toward a record low with voters skeptical reforms will be enacted.
In Managua, Nicaragua, voters wrestle with jobs shortages, hunger, corruption, and failing roads as Sunday’s presidential race pits Sandinistas led by Daniel Ortega against a business coalition. Campaigns stress past fears over possible return of socialist rule and seek to shape the nation’s next course amid turmoil.
The Liberal Alliance of Arnoldo Aleman and the two frontrunners kept momentum to the end. A pro Aleman radio show tied election dates and ballot positions to biblical passages predicting victory. A Sandinista station aired a 30 minute slot urging a nationwide Sandinista vote for Managua mayor. Aleman’s camp warned Ortega victory would revive 1980s Sandinista rule with shortages censorship and a heavy handed state.
In Moscow, Boris Yeltsin names Ivan Rybkin, former Duma speaker, to lead security amid infighting. The move aims to calm the Kremlin and pursue peaceful Chechen settlement, with Lebed ousted from the post. Rybkin vows to uphold the peaceful Chechen settlement and act within Security Council powers.
The article surveys competing views on Internet reliability. Some warn of outages and overwhelmed pipes, citing Metcalfe's doomsday predictions, while others like Baker and Quarterman argue momentum, ongoing innovation, and improving service. The truth, they say, lies in transition to a faster, more stable network.
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