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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1994
Page
2
A federal judge in Salem blocked Oregon's plan to sanction doctor assisted death by own action for the terminally ill. Judge Michael Hogan issued a temporary restraining order and set a Dec. 19 hearing on constitutionality. Supporters lament the halted hopes for a gentler death.
Republicans set to push inflation fight as Greenspan testifies to a Democratic led panel. He faces future GOP hearings under incoming chairman Sen. Connie Mack who signals support for inflation control and higher rates to curb prices.
Britain’s Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson says she is on her own with two children after separating from Prince Andrew. In a National Press Club speech she spoke of charity work and financial concerns while noting she faces uncharted territory and possible divorce papers.
Miami hosts the Summit of the Americas with 33 heads of state including President Clinton. Tensions arise as Brazil objects to timing after its election, Caribbean nations quarrel over banana sales, and Cuba’s status sparks debate. Officials forecast a landmark but uneven push toward a hemispheric free trade pact by 2005 amid trade agenda concerns and cordial host tone.
An address line reads 124 Rutland Drive near P O Box 456 in Aiken 29802. The fragment notes a street location and a P O Box within the postal area but lacks surrounding context or event details.
James Garner filmed a Rockford Files scene when Juan Vasquez ran in front of Garner's Pontiac Firebird at 15 mph in Los Angeles. Vasquez, injured, said he did not know Garner was driving. Garner expressed surprise from a hospital where a spokeswoman said Vasquez is in very good condition.
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