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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1995
Page
2
Minneapolis AP report says the artist formerly known as Prince will permanently live in Minneapolis after selling his Beverly Hills home and Glam Slam nightclub. Warner Bros plans a September 29 release for The Gold Experience, the musician who now uses an unpronounceable symbol as his name.
Mortal Kombat led the weekend box office with 23.3 million, defying expectations despite no star power or advance critic screenings. Producer Larry Kasanoff credited the surprising success to strong audience interest and an energetic opening led by veteran actor Christopher Lambert.
In Chicago AP report defense attorney Ed Genson argued Mel Reynolds is the victim of a disturbed teenager Beverly Heard who allegedly sought to extort money through telephone sex. He claimed Heard cannot be believed as the jury weighed closing arguments in the sexual abuse case.
A survivor credits the pilot with saving lives after an Atlantic Southeast Airlines turboprop crashed in a hayfield near Carrollton Georgia. Five of 29 aboard died, passengers endured burns as 26 were transported to hospitals. the pilot died in the crash while attempting an emergency landing.
ABC News settles more than $10 billion in libel lawsuits after apologizing on air for reporting that Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds spiked cigarettes with extra nicotine. Diane Sawyer apologized to audiences and the full apology aired during football halftime. Both companies deny adding nicotine.
Washington economists say further rate cuts are likely this year but not swift or deep. Most predict a single quarter-point decrease later in fall, with August chances seen as virtually nil amid Fed policy meetings.
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