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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1995
Page
2
Jamaica issues stamps marking Bob Marley s birth anniversary with his dreadlocks on the design. Prime Minister Patterson received the first set at Jamaica House in a ceremony attended by Marley s daughter. Marley rose to fame in the 1970s and died at 36. Bob Marley Day is celebrated on February 6.
The Census Bureau notes 1994 deaths reached a record 2 294 000 as the nation grows older while births dip below 4 million for the first time this decade. Experts say the “older boom” will shape future demographics.
Attorney General Janet Reno told House investigators that David Koresh bore sole responsibility for the deaths of 80 Branch Davidians during the Waco siege. She defended her decision to authorize tear gas, saying Koresh chose death for the followers and the innocent children.
Disney and Capital Cities ABC join to form a vertically integrated $19 billion entity with potential ESPN bars and cross platform ventures. Analysts say the deal expands marketing and programming across television, cable, sports, theme parks, and retail, boosting sharing of content between Disney channels and ABC.
A Duke University study of 1,489 patients shows no relationship between workplace stress and coronary artery disease. Researchers defined job strain as high demands with little control and found outcomes unchanged across those with definite disease.
President Clinton seeks a final bipartisan meeting with House leaders to influence a vote on lifting the Bosnia arms embargo. White House officials warn a veto would be upheld if Congress advances the measure, citing a possible 25,000 US troops needed for UN withdrawal. Rep. Murtha signals opposition but expects the measure to pass.
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