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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1995

Page

2

Shannen Doherty Says Bad Press Has Some Truth

Actress Shannen Doherty acknowledges that rumors about a barroom fight a bad check and her brief marriage to Ashley Hamilton had some truth. She told The Orange County Register that not all reports are false and denying them would make her seem dishonest.

Los Angeles Shannen Doherty Ashley Hamilton Orange County Register

Powell Ends Book Tour After 58 000 Signings Hint of 2008 Run

Powell, who signed his name over 58 000 times, concluded his cross country book tour in Norfolk and prepared to decide privately if he should run for president. At a news conference outside the Norfolk Naval Base he posed the question of delivering energy and passion from his military career to a political bid.

Norfolk Colin Powell Norfolk Naval Base Powell

Aiken Standard Contact and circulation details

Location 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken 29802. Office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays. Subscribe 649 5315 delivery problems 649 5318. Circulation hours 6 80 pm to 7 90 pm weekdays 7 am to 10 30 am Saturdays 7 am to 11 am Sundays. Switchboard 648 2311 Fax 648 6052. News editors reachable 649 2311 Publisher Scott B. Hunter 648 2311.

Rutland Drive P.O Aken Scott B. Hunter

Clinton Knocks The GOP On Budget Plans

President Clinton challenged Republican budget proposals as harmful to the elderly and working class while urging a balanced budget based on common sense values. He argued GOP cuts threaten Head Start and college aid, and warned of consequences if the Newt Gingrich era secures more power. Al Gore joined in urging voters to consider the impact of a GOP controlled executive and future Supreme Court appointments.

Columbus Ohio Clinton Ohio State University White House Democratic Party America Ice al Gore Newt Gingrich Congress Govern‘ment Ments Supreme Court Gore House Senate Finance Committee Jeremy Hamilton Matt McGiffert Davis, Calif

Shuttle Seventh Time Is A Charm

Cape Canaveral Florida AP Columbia lifts off on a research flight after six delays. Seven crew members set up a 16 day orbital lab to study fires, potato plants, and protein crystals in weightlessness aboard the international space station era.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Shuttle Columbia NASA International Space Station

President seeks congressional backing on Bosnia troop plan

President Clinton said he will ask for an expression of congressional support for sending U S troops to Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping force. Senator Byrd endorsed delaying action until the peace process begins, while Senate Minority Leader Dole denounced inviting Milosevic as an error in judgment.

Washington Clinton Congress Bosnia Bob Dole Slobodan Milosevic Ohio Milosevic Kansas Republican Robert Byrd D.wva Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton U.S Byrd Senate Serbia Croatia Dole Yugoslavia

Croat and Bosnian Forces Face Atrocities and Truce Talks

Report notes widespread atrocities as Bosnian and Croat forces advance in the region. Meetings to reinforce the truce occurred along a confrontation line between Sans Most and Prijedor, and a second near Mrkonje Gra. Dole criticizes Milosevic for war crimes support and safe haven.

Cros F Sans Most Prijedor Mrkonje Gra Dole Milosevic

France Britain and United States plan nuke free treaty

Paris joins United States and Britain to announce a pledge to sign the Rarotonga Treaty banning testing in the South Pacific during early 1996, after France completes its current underground tests in French Polynesia expected by May. The move aims to deflect criticism ahead of UN anniversary meetings.

Paris France South Pacific United States Britain United Nations French Polynesia New York

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