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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1995
Page
2
Antonio Banderas inks a larger Warner Brothers pact granting two films in three years from 12 scripts with options to produce and eventually direct his own projects. The arrangement aims to give him more control and time with partner Melanie Griffith.
AP report says a court in Saigon upheld a 20 year prison term for John Joseph Daniels of Long Beach California for drug smuggling near 3 500 pounds of hashish aboard a ship seized with Thai accomplices. Authorities say the hashish was bound for Indonesia and the United States.
Galthersburg MA AP a genetic test kit aims to predict which women have aggressive breast cancer and require strong therapy after surgery. Hospitals and labs already test for a gene tied to tumor growth, but tests are experimental with varying quality and limited government oversight. Oncor Inc. seeks FDA permission to market a kit to improve accuracy and guide treatment decisions.
Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates eight fifty monthly and one hundred two per year, COUNTY MAIL ten seventy five monthly and one hundred twenty nine yearly, OTHER MAIL seventeen monthly and two hundred four yearly. Advance payments may be made to Alken Standard PEM, established 1867 by Alken Communications Inc. P.O. Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Alken South Carolina 29802. Postmaster: send address changes to the same box.
President Clinton signed into law a 243 billion defense budget after accepting Republican and military officer advice to fund Bosnia troops. The measure, containing 7 billion more than he preferred, moves forward as the Bosnia peacekeeping cost climbs toward 2 billion. Clinton noted concerns about excess spending but approved the bill to secure support for deployment.
Former Barings trader Nick Leeson pleaded guilty to two fraud counts in Singapore, dropping nine charges as prosecutors sought leniency. Judge Magnus scheduled sentencing for Saturday, with a maximum eight years possible. Leeson expressed remorse while prosecutors urged consideration of nine months already served in Germany.
Columnist Ann Landers apologizes after being quoted describing Pope John Paul II as a Polack. Polish American groups condemn the remark, while Landers cites poor judgment and vows self-criticism with a lighthearted line about "40 lashes."
Washington reports that the Federal Election Commission will pay only about 60 percent of promised federal matching funds as a 1991 procedural change delays primaries payments. Campaigns plan to borrow the rest against government guarantees. the fund had always covered primaries since 1976.
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