Capshaw Seeks Return To Acting In Spielberg Ties
Kate Capshaw talks with Entertainment Weekly about returning to film after focusing on family. She says it was time to work again and notes her role alongside Sean Connery in Just Cause and as Winona Ryder's mother in How to Make an American Quilt, produced by Amblin Entertainment.
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Astronaut Mixes Crystals in Shuttle Experiment
In orbit over Cape Canaveral Columbia crewman Al Sacco, a chemical engineer and former restaurateur, mixed silicon and aluminum in test tubes to create zeolite crystals. Samples will be baked in a shuttle furnace hoping for larger purer crystals than Earthly standards. Separately in Afghanistan rebels fired three rockets into Kabul, killing 11 and wounding 16 as UN envoy Mahmood Mesuri sought a cease-fire around the besieged city.
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Aiken Standard Help Desk and Contact Details
Aiken Standard provides office location at 124 Butler Drive and mailing address P O Box 456, 29802. Subscriptions line 649 5315 reports delivery by 5 PM weekdays and 7 AM weekends with a service window 5 90 PM 7 90 PM weekdays and 7 00 AM 11 00 AM weekends. Switchboard 648 2311 FAX 648 6052. Story ideas editors and sports editor reachable via 648 2311. Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311.
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GOP Budget Revolution Faces House and Senate Debates
After nearly a year, the Republican budget package heads to floor debates in both chambers this week. It relies on cutting projected Medicare, Medicaid, and welfare spending to balance the budget by 2002 while trimming taxes for millions, drawing veto threats from President Clinton and political headlines about a $270 billion Medicare cut to fund a $245 billion tax cut largely benefiting the wealthy.
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Trial Of Cult Guru Set To Begin In Tokyo Court
The Tokyo District Court will hear murder charges against Shoko Asahara and other Aum Shinrikyo leaders linked to the March 20 nerve gas subway attack that killed 12, sickened 5,500, and shocked Japan. Prosecution asserts Asahara masterminded the attack and a previous killing, with about 160 followers charged in related crimes. If found guilty, he could face execution, though appeals may stretch for years.
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World Leaders Converge on U N L Centre Stage
World leaders gathered in New York to mark the UN anniversary in a four day summit. High security with police and federal agents planned around Manhattan. Fidel Castro will preach in Harlem, Yasser Arafat fundraises on Wall Street, Clinton hosts mini summits. Castro meets business leaders to discuss Cuba under lifted embargo.
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Clinton Honors Czech and Slovak Pioneers at New Museum
In Cedar Rapids Clinton joined Czech President Vaclav Havel and Slovak President Michal Kovak to dedicate the National Czech and Slovak Museum. He urged U S support for their homelands as they transition from communism to democracy, praising the cultures for adding texture to America.
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