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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1998
Page
2
The UN tribunal ordered former Rwandan prime minister Jean Kambanda to life in prison for genocide and crimes against humanity. He pleaded guilty to six counts and faced the judge Lally Kam. The ruling marked the first culpability admission before an international court.
Linda McCartney completed a 16 track album before her death from breast cancer. Paul McCartney will release Wide Prairie by early November featuring James McCartney and various instruments. Bea tles producer George Martin curates a star studded tribute titled In My Life with contributions from Celine Dion Jeff Beck Robin Williams Goldie Hawn and more.
Senate and House Democrats press for stronger action against President Clinton over his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Senator Lieberman calls for a formal rebuke and restitution while Clinton defends his actions as inappropriate and expresses remorse.
President Clinton in Dublin lauds the Republic’s thriving economy as the peace process advances. Prime Minister Ahern credits Clinton with steering the Good Friday accord and urges momentum toward prosperity and stability in Northern Ireland. Clinton says he hopes future visits balance duty with tourism.
The ruble continues to dive as Russia's State Duma votes again on Viktor Chernomyrdin's acting prime minister. A rejection would prolong the crisis, while approval might ease political instability though not immediate economic relief.
Mohamed Sadeek Odeh's lawyer says he was kept awake for three days and fed mentored by Pakistani investigators who coerced him into admitting involvement in the embassy bombing. The claim comes as authorities suspect Osama bin Laden's financing of the attack.
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