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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1995
Page
2
Radnor Pennsylvania AP Roseanne says giving birth to baby Buck was easy after in vitro fertilization. She delivered Aug 5 by Caesarean section. The TV Guide interview notes the delivery lasted five minutes. She jokes about wishing for more children someday.
SARROLLTON Ga AP A propeller blade that snapped moments before a Atlantic Southeast Airlines Embraer 120 crash was found defective in a 1994 ultrasonic exam but repaired before the disaster NTSB official John Hammer Schmidt said FAA reinspection allowed return to service Five of 29 aboard were killed. Hagman liver transplant update in Los Angeles doctors expect recovery full after transplant at Cedars Sinai Hospital officials say.
In midnight launches across New York and nationwide, Windows 95 drew large crowds at CompUSA and smaller lines at nearby stores as Microsoft rolled out its major PC operating system. Despite heavy promo hype including Empire State Building lighting, store turnout varied with CompUSA drawing about 150 shoppers and Datavision only two dozen. nationwide, Detroit area Computer City attracted nearly 300, while Hartford Staples saw only a few dozen. Microsoft faces a brief early rush followed by a lull as developers prepare compatible applications. Windows 95 priced around 100 dollars.
Former FBI director Louis Freeh says he misjudged public reaction to his push to promote Larry Potts while censuring him for the Ruby Ridge siege. Potts and four others at FBI HQ faced suspensions following the 1992 standoff with Randy Weaver as Justice Department reviews continue.
Keen awaits results of an inquiry and Senate hearings next month into whether officials concealed approval of controversial shoot on sight rules. FBI interference allegations are described as the most serious charge against an agent, questioning honesty in investigations.
The first group of 75 Ukrainian peacekeepers pulled out of Gorazde in Bosnia as aid workers warned the move endangers residents. The withdrawal followed a weeklong block by Bosnian Serb forces and came as British troops planned a phased exit, with Doctors Without Borders condemning the decision as a breach of international commitments to protect the enclave.
Wu Ying, a Chinese American dissident who spent years in Chinese camps, was found guilty of spying and leaking state secrets and sentenced to 15 years in prison. Authorities said he would also be expelled from China, a move that could worsen China US relations amid human rights and trade disputes. The case drew calls from the United States for his immediate release and return to the United States.
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