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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1995
Page
2
Affluent white buyers are urged to move into Matteson to slow racial change in an integrated suburb. Experts warn the plan could worsen tensions, with critics calling it offensive to the growing Black population. Ernest Wooten Jr. voices opposition amid the campaign.
In Los Angeles the defense questioned rookie criminalist Andrea Mazzola about a vial of blood allegedly handed to Dennis Fung after the June 12 murders. Peter Neufeld pressed that Mazzola could be lying to frame O J Simpson and cover for superiors. Judge Ito sustained an objection. Mazzola testified she had no independent recollection of retrieving a glove and ski cap at the scene.
FBI releases text of a taunting letter sent by the Unabomber to Yale computer scientist David Gelernter injured by a 1993 mail bomb. The letter mocks tech experts while noting the bomber’s broader campaign that has killed three and injured 23 in 16 attacks since 1978.
Police expanded raids on Aum Shinrikyo properties after a 40 year old woman was arrested with photos of over 300 cult members. Authorities targeted leaders Masami Tsuchiya and Seiichi Endo, who oversaw chemical and genetic research tied to the sarin nerve gas attack that killed 12 and sickened 5,500 in Tokyo.
Washington report shows only one third of high school students reach proficient reading levels in a 1994 national survey. Educators blame TV culture and urge more library books and home reading to build lifelong skills. Education Secretary Riley calls for stronger reading focus in class and home.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high in the lower 80s. Winds around 10 mph. Sunset today at 8 07 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 44 a m.
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