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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1995
Page
2
Detroit AP reports Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band resume touring after an eight year break. The 23 city tour coincides with the release of It's a Mystery, featuring Night Moves and Like a Rock. The tour opens January 19 in Charleston and ends April 29 in Minneapolis.
New York AP reports Michael Jackson, 37, remained in serious but stable condition after a collapse during rehearsal. Doctors cite irregular heartbeat as a possible cause and note he is being treated for dehydration and electrolyte imbalance affecting multiple organs.
Directory of contact numbers and hours for Aiken Standard services. Includes subscription lines, delivery problem reporting, switchboard, fax, story ideas contacts, and publisher information with listed phone numbers and weekday weekend hours.
In Sarajevo and Grbavica anger mounts as Serbs, Croats and Muslims clash over the Dayton accord. Protesters threaten to hold suburbs under Serbian rule while NATO and U N forces prepare to enforce peace and avoid renewed fighting.
The Clinton plan proposes a net tax cut of 105 billion while offset by revenue from certain cuts and fees. It contemplates automatic spending reductions if deficits miss targets and includes Medicare and Medicaid savings, potential child tax credits, changes to Social Security costs, and adjustments to tax brackets.
President Clinton unveils a new budget plan as Republicans and Democrats clash over deficit targets and spending. Key figures, including Rep. John Kasich and Speaker Newt Gingrich, warn of a potential agency shutdown next Friday while negotiators press for a bargain ahead of updated economic forecasts.
A U S diplomat memo sharply criticizes Hazel O Leary for a 38 member U S delegation to an International Atomic Energy Agency meeting in Vienna. Ambassador John B Ritch warns the trip overstates the U S message of fiscal restraint and calls for smaller future groups.
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