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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1998
Page
2
A market bombing in Tiaret northern Algeria killed 22 people and wounded about 30 as security forces searched the city. The attack follows the Algerian president's resignation plan and early elections.
Moscow reports the Central Bank plans to print more rubles to revive the economy and cover back wages, while warnings of hyperinflation grow. Officials seek price controls and export-revenue limits. IMF delays further aid amid stalled market reforms. Prime Minister Primakov signals tighter currency rules as tax collection weakens.
Chrysler shareholders in Wilmington vote 97.5 percent for the Daimler Benz merger. Daimler Benz stock woes have cut the deal to about 31 billion dollars. The Night Stuttgart meeting saw opposition and moral objections from critics including Evelyn Davis and Lillian Auspitz.
Nashville scene reports Hank Williams Sr. daughters Jett Williams and Hank Williams Jr. met for the first time in nearly 50 years during a ceremony at the Country Music Hall of Fame where an 8-foot bronze statue was unveiled. Jett called it a meaningful birthday gift and hopes for a positive relationship.
President Clinton's veto of a late term abortion ban survived after the Senate failed to override by three votes. Senate Leader Trent Lott pledged to continue the fight. Lott said the battle continues and noted the vote could aid GOP Senate hopefuls in November.
A deadly arson fire at Murray State University dormitory in Kentucky left one student dead and 16 injured. Firefighters rescued several residents from windows as police search for a suspect. the building houses eight stories on the western campus.
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