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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1998
Page
2
President Boris Yeltsin resumes duties at the Kremlin following a doctors’ report that his respiratory infection has cleared. A medical checkup at Moscow’s Central Clinical Hospital included an X-ray and found his health normal.
President Clinton watched as Netanyahu agreed to stay and work with Albright and Tenet on a West Bank security plan. Palestinians said they closed the security file and backed an anti-terrorism accord, but both sides face work to finalize a land for peace document Rubin described as a rolling 20 page draft. Clinton may rejoin talks if negotiators show progress toward the US text.
Federal Trade Commission, under a congressional mandate, asks eight major beer wine and liquor companies to report ad practices including product placement in movies and on the Internet. Regulators seek to curb marketing that may attract underage drinkers as industry ad spending reaches 1.1 billion dollars annually.
Washington lawmakers wrap up a contentious 105th Congress with a massive 520 billion budget package approved by the Senate and sent to President Clinton after the House vote. Both parties fault the process, adjourning sine die as focus shifts to the November elections.
Los Angeles reports Kristen Johnston from Third Rock From the Sun will appear in a Russian spy spoof film about a former KGB agent selling secret material. Johnston, Emmy winner in 1997 for Sally Solomon, joins Mike Meyers project in a role framed as comic intrigue.
National roundup reports severe floods across Texas with the Colorado River threatening Wharton. Doug Miller fears his On The River Restaurant may be submerged as 60 counties suffer flood damage and 22 people are dead, five missing.
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