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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1995
Page
2
Actor Ed Begley Jr. as the new chairman of the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy urges acquiring and preserving more parks. He argues open spaces reduce smog and curb car dependence as people stay out of their "metal boxes" and interact less.
Authorities hold emergency meetings after a Thursday rush hour bombing at the Arc de Triomphe injured 17, including tourists. The strike followed a July 25 subway bombing in the Latin Quarter blamed on Algerian extremists. Police cited a similar butane canister device. A separate U.S. report says Mexico City smog largely stems from leaking or poorly burned gas used for cooking and heating, affecting ozone formation in the valley.
Stephen W. Ammerman, 44, a physician friend of producer Don Simpson, was found dead in the pool house shower at Simpson's home. Coroner's officials say no trauma. autopsy planned to explore possible accidental death. Simpson and partner Jerry Bruckheimer are noted Hollywood producers with hits like Bad Boys Crimson Tide and Dangerous Minds.
Gov. Jim Guy Tucker and two of President Clinton's Whitewater partners are charged with lying about uses of a 3 million dollar federally backed loan and diverting funds. James B. McDougal and Susan H. McDougal face fraud charges linked to Madison Guaranty loans.
Residents trickled back to Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills as Felix drifted offshore with winds near hurricane strength. Officials defended the wide evacuation of more than 200 000 tourists while businesses face about four million dollars in daily lost revenue.
Private investigator Anthony Pellicano said Fuhrman was burnt out and trying to impress, describing his tapes as the product of a man in a mental block. Transcripts show brutal beatings described, linking to a 1978 housing project incident, with the defense preparing how to handle 12 hours of tapes and challenging a nighttime crime-scene tour.
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