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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1996
Page
2
Diana Ross failed to block neighbors Lawrence and Jennifer Goldman from adding a second floor to their cottage. A Greenwich judge ruled on June 5 that the privacy bid could not stand, allowing construction to proceed on the lot adjacent to her property.
Sandra Bullock stars in the back catalog Lost Paradise a murder drama about an Indian activist’s death tied to the Amazon. Concorde New Horizons plans a 1997 release after Bullock’s rise post Speed and A Time to Kill. The project was shelved to maximize star power.
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35th death by suicide with Dr Jack Kevorkian's help involved Judith Curren a 42 year old nurse from Pem broke Mass. She suffered chronic fatigue syndrome described as progressive and fatal by attorney Geoffrey Fieger though a specialist disputed that claim. Curren died Thursday with her psychiatrist husband Franklin present along with Reding and Kevorkian. Autopsy results were not released immediately.
A 3 year old boy fell 18 feet into the Brookfield Zoo gorilla exhibit and was rescued by Binti the 1 year old gorilla who cradled the child and placed him near a door for zookeepers. The boy, injured with a head wound, was in critical condition at Loyola University Medical Center.
Thousands of riot officers storm Yonsei University as government vows to punish student leaders after a week of violent protests. Dozens of students fought from a rooftop while 5 000 police used tear gas and forced entry risked high casualties. Police withdrew after a four hour siege.
Greek Cypriots mourn Solomos Solomon and his cousin killed by Turkish troops in the buffer zone. Fears of new clashes prompt reinforced border positions, UN barriers, and a street scene of flags and crowds at Paralimni Cathedral as Solomon is buried after sunset in a rare Greek Orthodox rite.
The United Nations plans a 1998 1999 budget of 2.4 billion dollars a 6.9 percent cut from the prior year with 500 further staff reductions. U S pressure and 1.5 billion in withheld funds push for efficiency and cost savings.
In Moscow on Friday security chief Alexander Lebed called for Interior Minister Anatoly Kulikov to quit, blaming him for the Chechnya war setbacks. Kulikov refused to resign but offered to step down, as both men asked President Yeltsin to resolve the dispute.
Three Cubans hijacked a small Wilga plane that crashed 50 miles west of Fort Myers in the Gulf of Mexico. The hijackers and pilot were rescued by the crew of a Russian freighter, and the four occupants were in good health with one with a broken nose. Authorities said the group sought asylum in the United States after leaving Guanabacoa Cuba.
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