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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1995
Page
2
Gas prices climb over three cents a gallon in two weeks due to higher crude oil prices and stronger demand. Trilby Lundberg notes a near 11 cent year over year rise, with average pump prices at 122.21 cents per gallon.
Los Angeles Judge Lance Ito faced an unprecedented juror revolt as 7 of 13 jurors refused to appear for interview. Attorneys weigh contempt and possible mistrial while security and harmony issues fuel the courtroom tension.
The forecast calls for a clear and cooler night with lows in the lower to mid 40s. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies with a high in the mid 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 78 and last night’s low was 56. Sunset is at 8:05 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6:48 a.m.
Aren Almon met President Clinton after a memorial service for her one year old daughter Baylee who died in a dramatic rescue. The president hugged her and signed a teddy bear as Aren mourned the loss seen in global front page photographs.
President Clinton urges new tools to counter domestic terrorism through orders and legislation. Plans include a Domestic Counterterrorism Center led by the FBI, expanded access to hotel registers and phone logs, credit card data, and an Omnibus Counterterrorism Act, with civil liberties critics warning of COINTELPRO risks.
President Clinton vows to crack down on terrorism and urges Americans to reject angry rhetoric that inflames violence. He warns extremists and vigilantes while urging healing for Oklahoma City and justice for victims. He cites talk radio and politicians promoting hate as dangerous rhetoric.
Hideo Murai, a leading Aum Shinri Kyo figure, died from stab wounds after an attack outside the Tokyo headquarters. The slaying, captured on TV, complicates police efforts to link the cult to the March subway nerve gas attack that left 12 dead and 5,500 ill.
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