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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1995
Page
2
Los Angeles AP reports Dick Van Dyke spends his 70th birthday on the Diagnosis Murder set. The veteran actor, famed for The Dick Van Dyke Show, remains active, handling aging with his usual energy as filming continues.
The House ethics committee reported unanimously that a November 28 1994 Capitol meeting between Rupert Murdoch and Speaker-designate Newt Gingrich was proper. No evidence linked the book negotiations to the meeting though the deal was under discussion with Murdoch’s company. Former Rep Ben Jones had alleged an unethical tie, but the panel found no such evidence.
The AP notes a budget stalemate could trigger a weekend slowdown rather than a full shutdown with about 85 percent of the 2 million federal workers likely to remain on duty. Most Americans would not notice furloughs for several days except holiday tourists.
Rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed along with subscription terms. The notice provides advance payment options and directs address changes to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc with the mailing address in Aiken South Carolina 29802 and notes ISSN 0893 2557.
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres urged Congress to pursue peace with Syria and hinted at a large pullback from the Golan Heights in exchange for peace. He pledged not to yield to threats while signaling openness to a future Palestinian state, and Secretary of State Christopher planned talks in Damascus to reopen negotiations.
Severe winter weather drives record cold with 39 below zero in New York area Tuesday morning. Snow totals mount across Michigan and Wisconsin as temperatures plunge. Dozens of hypothermia cases and weather related accidents are reported from Wisconsin to Georgia, with ongoing travel and health concerns.
A ferocious storm lashed the West Coast with 100 mph winds, killing at least five people and leaving 1.3 million without power in California, Oregon, and Washington. Debris toppled trees, trucks were overturned, and waves 20 feet high battered the Oregon coast while Port Orford residents watched in fear. Road hazards closed bridges as Bay Bridge gusts teetered trucks. one man survived after a tree collapsed on his San Francisco home.
White House asserts executive and attorney client privilege to shield notes by William Kennedy. Kendall refuses Senate subpoena for a November 5 1993 session citing confidences between the Clintons and their lawyers. The dispute could trigger court action as the Senate weighs enforcement steps.
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