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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1995
Page
2
AP reports Dave declined to discuss the case as Michael Pagnotta remains the focus. Gahan, 38, was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Friday following the incident.
Separatists in Kashmir did not provide proof the four Western hostages are alive after Indian negotiators were contacted. The government urged Al Faran to send photographs or tape recordings, as threats to kill remain without releases. One hostage, Hans Christian Ostro of Norway, was decapitated last weekend.
ARACABEY Turkey AP reports a dozen brown bears freed Saturday after a year of treatment for captivity injuries. The bears, part of 27 under care, included a baby dependent on alcohol and others with burned foot soles from failed dance training. Street shows in Turkish cities rely on two pawed bears, amid a growing animal rights rescue campaign.
Six days after Hurricane Felix battered Bermuda the government warned residents and tourists to brace for a possible return. A tropical storm watch was posted as winds gusted to 35 mph and expected to strengthen. Felix was forecast to weaken over cooler water and downgrade to a tropical storm once under 70 mph. Airline Delta canceled flights as precautions. Felix passed near Bermuda with minimal damage and some downed trees, power lines, and damaged hotels reported. A Britain breakup referendum was postponed to Wednesday. Felix then moved toward the United States before turning back to the Atlantic.
In Moscow federal prosecutors charged Vasily Grigoryev executive producer of the NIV show Kukly Puppets with tax evasion and illegal currency dealings after a probe into insults to President Yeltsin and top officials. The case risks up to 15 years in prison and reflects broader media control battles.
Three senior American diplomats and a French peacekeeper died when their armored vehicle veered off a muddy road near Sarajevo, struck mines, and exploded. Robert Frasure and Nelson Drew were killed instantly. Joseph Kruzel later died of injuries. President Clinton vowed to press ahead with the peace mission in the Balkans.
Iraq seeks to reassure Jordan as U S troops deploy near Baghdad and Washington moves ships and supplies toward the Persian Gulf. Saddam Hussein accuses the United States of spreading false fears while defectors suggest possible plans to strike Kuwait or Saudi Arabia. About 2,000 U S Marines and special forces join joint drills with Jordan.
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