Palestinians Demand Prisoners Release Protest Erupts
Palestinians march in Bethlehem Nablus and Hebron demanding freedom for Israeli-held prisoners. Protesters clash with tear gas and rubber bullets. one man hospitalized, several treated. Israel holds about 3,000 prisoners.
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Million Woman March Packs Philadelphia
Hundreds of thousands of black women converged on Philadelphia despite light rain to press for issues they say mainstream groups overlook. Organizers estimate 2.1 million filled a milelong avenue. police estimate 300,000 to 1 million.
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Clinton Seeks Summit to Heal U S China Ties
President Clinton eyes a landmark White House meeting with Jiang Zemin to restore broad cooperation while avoiding trade and human rights deals. A centerpiece proposal may include halting China’s nuclear assistance to Iran and other nations.
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Rainy stretch with mild temperatures forecast
The forecast through Wednesday calls for highs around 70 and lows in the low to mid 40s. Monday looks cloudy with a 30 percent chance of morning showers, while Tuesday and Wednesday expect partly cloudy skies with sunshine.
Blizzard strands travelers across plains highways in Colorado
A season opening blizzard shuts down routes across the western plains with up to three feet of wind driven snow. Travelers are stranded in bus depots airports and truck stops while officials and Red Cross crews aid about 25 people at the Byers American Legion Hall shelter near Denver. Interstate 70 and other roads remain closed across eastern Colorado and parts of Wyoming Nebraska Kansas and New Mexico.
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Four Indianapolis officers face hung jury in brawl case
A Marion County jury failed to reach a verdict after seven hours Friday and three hours Saturday in the August 1996 Circle Centre mall fight. Officers Paul Tutsie Edward Brickley Gregory Gehring and Jason Hansman faced misdemeanor counts of battery disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
Information on office hours switchboard and subscription rates appears. The address and postal details for Aiken Standard are listed along with publisher contact and mailing information. Pricing for home and county mail is shown, plus delivery options and advance payment notes.
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Scott B. Hunter
Aiken Communications Inc
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