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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1995

Page

2

Burns cuts back birthday shows plan for 100th

At 99 and a half, George Burns slows down. The comedian will perform January 17 to 21 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas but drops planned shows at Tahoe Stateline and Atlantic City Caesars due to age and a prior fall.

Burns Las Vegas George Burns Tahoe Atlantic City Irving Fein Caesars Palace Caesars ‘Tahoe Stateline Nev Caesars N.J Fein

Smith ex-husband browses New York sights at Scores club

Susan Smiths former husband David Smith and three friends spent five hours at Scores in Manhattan Drinking beer and watching six dancers on a Thursday as he toured to promote Beyond All Reason My Life With Susan Smith The book was No 3 on last weeks nonfiction list Ms Smith is serving life for drowning the couple s two sons in South Carolina lake

New York Susan Smith Manhattan David Smith Lonnie Hanover Hanover

Clinton uses tobacco policy to bolster image and push reform

President Clinton frames sweeping tobacco ad and sales restrictions as health driven and executive action. Polls show potential public payoff despite criticism from tobacco states and risk of backlash in the South where tobacco farming is prominent.

Washington Clinton Andrew Kohut Times Mirror Center For the People & the Press Toacco Congress Charles Jones University of Wisconsin White House

Norma McCorvey Renounces Roe Stance Joins Opposition

Norma McCorvey formerly known as Jane Roe resigns as marketing director at A Choice For Women in Dallas and becomes a filing clerk for Operation Rescue. She says she still supports first trimester abortions but opposes second trimester rights and will not participate in protests. The move follows baptism by Rev. Flip Benham of Operation Rescue.

Dallas Norma McCorvey Jane Roe U.S. Supreme Court Ms. McCorvey Philip Flip) Benham Operation Rescue A Choice For Women Jesus Christ Benham Flip Benham Garland Texas

Three Indicted In Bombing Plot

The Oklahoma City bombing probe leads to indictments against Timothy McVeigh Jerry Nichols and Michael Fortier for how the attack was planned and carried out. The case points to further possible conspirators as investigators pursue ongoing leads and officials stress the main players are identified.

Oklahoma City Federal Building Timothy McVeigh Jerry Nichols Michael Fortier Alfred P. Murrah Federal Joseph Hartzler Oliver Revell FBI

Jury finds probable cause in bombing case with multiple defendants

The grand jury found probable cause there are others involved. McVeigh, 27, and Nichols, 40, face 11 counts including use of weapons of mass destruction and killing federal officers. Fortier, 26, is charged with conspiracy to transport stolen firearms and related offenses. He could face up to 23 years.

Joseph Hartzler Revell McVeigh Nichols Fortier FBI

Clinton hails defections by Saddam's family

President Clinton praised Jordan for granting asylum to Saddam Hussein's daughters and their husbands the Kamels as signs Iraq is losing grip. Pentagon officials assessed a Jordan threat as unlikely while stressing readiness of 20 000 U S troops in the Gulf. Kenneth Katzman notes the Kamels were key figures and linked to past tensions with Saddam over money and policy.

Washington Clinton Saddam Hussein Jordan Hussein Saddam United States Iraq Pentagon Ken Bacon U.S Persian Gulf Bacon Saddam Ka ‘Mel Kamel Kenneth Katzman Congressional Research Service Kamels Hussein Kamel al-Majid U.N Saddam Kamel White House

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