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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1994
Page
2
O J Simpson faces a holiday behind bars as his murder trial remains unsettled. Judge Lance Ito denied two defense requests, keeping the jailhouse outburst and DNA hearing issues under wraps, with written rulings due Monday.
The United States demands the release of two Army airmen after a helicopter crossed into North Korean air space and was shot down or forced to land. Chief Warrant Officers David Hirem an and Bobby Hall are stationed at Camp Page in South Korea and were identified by the Pentagon. The White House warns the incident is ominous as U S North Korea relations remain tense amid broader nuclear talks and tentative liaison efforts.
Former President Jimmy Carter travels from Atlanta toward Zagreb to assess a Bosnia mission with UN and White House backing. He plans talks with Croatian President Tudjman and Bosnian Prime Minister Silajdzic, with potential stops at Pale and Belgrade amid Serb peace-plan resistance.
Russian tanks and troops near Grozny face possible missile strikes as Chechen President Dudayev offers talks. Officers threaten resignation rather than advance, citing fear of harming civilians. Dudayev proposes peace talks without conditions in a telegram to President Yeltsin.
Location at 124 Rutland Drive lists mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m reflecting standard municipal contact details for residents and clients.
Bill Clinton Princess Diana and O J Simpson anchor People magazine's 1994 list of 25 most intriguing people. Shannon Faulkner and Rodney Dangerfield also appear with Dangerfield facing Academy rejection while John Larroquette is named Bacchus XXVII for the 1995 Mardi Gras parade.
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