Iraq Detains U N Inspectors Again
United Nations officials report Iraqi troops surrounded a Baghdad records building detaining 60 armed security personnel as U N inspectors sought to secure videotape and documents on Iraq’s nuclear program. David Kay said the team was held for 51 percent hours and could not move freely. He noted no hostility and no immediate danger to lives.
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U.N
Pany Pte
Baghdad
David Kay
Iraq
CNN
Cattle rustlers kill 100 in Uganda raid
Ugandan village attacked by rustlers from the Karamajong and Turkana groups left at least 100 dead, more than 3 000 cattle stolen, property looted, and food stocks burned. Radio Uganda reported the weekend raid, noting most victims were women and children.
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Kampala
Uganda
Radio Uganda
Kenya
Obituary notices list several deaths across multiple towns
The notice lists deaths including Sarah Hale Langley Lois J Jordan Charles W McMahon Jr Margarite A Mull Jeffrey L Piech Bonnie Purdom Robert Smith Rochie T Smith Marie Thomas and Mary L Wooden with locations in Wagener Aiken Wilmington Del Gustine Ca Brooklyn N Y Springfield and Augusta Details are on Page 3B.
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Sarah Hale
Langley
Lois J. Jordan
Wagener
Charles W. McMahon Jr
Aiken
A. Mull
Jeffrey L. Piech
Wilmington
Del
Bonnie Purdom
Gustine
Robert Smith
North Augusta
Rochie T Smith
Springfield
Marie Thomas
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mary L. Wooden
Augusta
GOP Votes To Fill Out Ticket For Council Race
Polls opened at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. to choose the Republican nominee for Aiken City Council District 3. Runoff rivals Karen Morris Papouchado and Frampton W an advanced after a four way primary. The runoff winner is virtually assured of the seat with no Republican opposition in November while a possible write in looms. Council history and prior candidates are noted, including Fred B. Cavanaugh and Lessie B. Price.
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GOP
Aiken
Karen Morris Papouchado
Frampton Wan
Durban
Aiken City Coun
District 3
Fred B. Cavanaugh
H. Odell Weeks
Cavanaugh
Lessie B. Price
Bush warns Iraq on dismantling weapons program
The White House grows pessimistic Saddam Hussein will meet U N demands to dismantle Iraqs clandestine nuclear weapons program. A 48 hour deadline option is considered while Bush pursues U N backed inspections and possible action. Bush meets with Boris Pankin and discusses Afghanistan Cambodia and Cuba relations as he attends a Waldorf Astoria gathering.
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New York
White House
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
Boris Pankin
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
Waldorf Astoria
East Brunswick
N.J
James A. Baker III
Wallet Return Ends 22-Year Family Mystery
Robert Morris, once believed to have tossed his mother's wallet into a pond in 1969, is vindicated after Southern Bell workers found the item in a Spartanburg crawl space. Roddy McDonald traced the family to Dora Elizabeth Morris, informing siblings Mike Christine and Robin Wood of the rediscovered belongings.
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Greenville
Robert Morris
Southern Bell
Spartanburg
Dora Elizabeth Morris
Robert
Mike
Mike Morris
Roddy McDonald
Columbia
Highway Department
McDonald
Christine
Robin Lou Wood
Piedmont
Freedom Promised To Briton
Reports from Beirut and Tehran say U N mediation broke a logjam in hostage talks and Briton Jack Mann will be freed within two days. An Iranian official claimed all Westerners will be released by January, with Mann possibly freed by midnight tonight.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Jack Mann
Mann
Tehran Times
Iran
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Muslim Revolutionary Justice Organization
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Israel
Perez de Cuellar
Islamic Megeeer
IRNA
Nicosia
Ali Mohammad Besharati
Lawmakers Pass Swift Ethics Bill in Special Session
The South Carolina Legislature quickly approved an ethics reform package after a bribery scandal. The House voted unanimously while the Senate split with several no votes. Gov. Campbell is expected to sign as he had called lawmakers back for the session.
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Columbia
Theodore
Statehouse
FBI
Lost Trust
David Wilkins
Greenville
House
Senate
Ryan Shealy
Lexington
Glenn McConnell
Charleston
Sherry Martschink
Mount Pleasant
John Martin
Winnsboro
Ernie Passailaigue
Carroll Campbell
Campbell
House Senate
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Alexander Bessmertnykh
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