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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1995
Page
2
In Nashville Stuart remains in jeans and cowboy boots in Marvel omic Party Party in Space. He guards a ring granting magical musical powers while hillbilly aliens hunt it. His ally is a bloodhound named Oscar Lee.
Jacqueline R. Edwards, 28, must serve at least 84 years of imprisonment after pleading guilty to distributing heroin to her four month old son born addicted. Circuit Judge James B. Wilkinson imposed the sentence Monday, rejecting defense claims the punishment is unduly harsh.
A bomb threat at the air traffic control center halted operations for about an hour delaying 210 flights at Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark airports. Port Authority spokesman Peter Yerkes said arrivals and departures were suspended from 5:45 p.m. to just before 7 p.m. Monday, affecting tens of thousands of travelers.
UN reports Serb mortar attack on open air Sarajevo market killed at least 35 and maimed 80, marking the war's worst civilian toll in 40 months. Investigators tie the strike to Bosnian Serb positions as NATO options loom amid peace talks and UN troop withdrawals.
The FDA approves broad use of thalidomide in an experimental Synovir program for AIDS patients with wasting. Celgene conducts trials in Warren New Jersey to test weight gain effects while strict safety rules including birth control and regular pregnancy testing apply.
Los Angeles judge Lance Ito suggested prosecutors limit Henry Lee cross examination to about 30 minutes to avoid juror fatigue. Deputy DA Hank Goldberg spent most of Monday questioning Lee in a rambling session that culminated in a discussion of whether a white splatter came from a bird or a squirrel.
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