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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1995
Page
2
In New York, supermodel Christie Brinkley and Richard Taubman reach a sealed settlement after Brinkley sued for nearly 2 million in cash and property she claimed he owed. She forgives 2 million and drops the suit in exchange for no contest of divorce or custody claims for their 6 month old son.
Senate Whitewater Committee Republicans press questions about billing notes tied to Hillary Rodham Clinton. The notes from a close confidant imply she may have done more private legal work for Madison Guaranty S&L in Arkansas in the 1980s, potentially affecting the Whitewater dispute.
The FDA approved Gen-Probe Inc. s Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Direct Test a spit based test that returns results within hours rather than days. About 10 million Americans are infected with TB and roughly 10 percent will develop an active illness. Antibiotics can cure TB with daily treatment for months.
Subscription rates listed for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL with monthly, quarterly, half year and yearly terms. Publisher information shows Aiken Standard ISSN 1893 2557 and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina.
In Sarajevo NATO prepares to replace the U.N. mission with the new force led by Sir Michael Walker and Adm. Leighton Smith. The shutdown of the U.N. mandate is expected to start a yearlong NATO policing role, while 20 000 U.S. troops join for a limited term.
President Clinton and GOP leaders move to restart stalled budget talks as furloughs and market jitters press Washington. Clinton offers a nonpreconditioned resumption and veto relief, while Dole and Gingrich call the session a discussional step toward a balanced budget this year.
Federal Reserve policy makers face a mixed economic and political outlook as they weigh a possible holiday interest-rate cut. The Federal Open Market Committee meets amid a partial government shutdown entering its fourth day caused by the budget impasse between President Clinton and Congress. Wall Street reaction remains uncertain.
Analysts warn urgency in Fed deliberations as major markets suffer a steep Monday slide. The Dow Jones Industrial Average drops over 100 points amid investor fears of political gridlock delaying a potential rate cut by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and his team.
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