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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1995
Page
2
Malibu AP report says actor Ken Wahl spent a night in jail after a neighbor complained about loud music. Wahl was arrested Friday on suspicion of disturbing the peace and held on an outstanding warrant for driving under the influence. Deputy Jim Hellmold provided details.
Yasser Arafat greeted about 10,000 Palestinians in Ramallah on his first visit since Israeli troop withdrawal. He urged Palestinians to claim Jerusalem as the capital of a future state, as Ramallah neared handover ahead of Jan. 20 elections. The Vatican reported Pope John Paul II plans to resume duties after catching flu, including a Sunday blessing and New Year’s services in Rome.
Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates of 8.50 monthly 25.60 for 3 months 51 for 6 months 102 per year and COUNTY MAIL 10.75 monthly 82.25 for 3 months 64.60 for 6 months 129 per year along with OTHER MAIL 17 monthly 51 for 3 months 102 for 6 months. Publication confirms address Alken Communications Inc P O Box 456 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29802 with POSTMASTER notice for address changes.
President Clinton and congressional leaders met for over four hours at the White House to resolve areas of disagreement on a balanced budget. The partial government shutdown enters its 11th day as talks focus on Medicaid, tax breaks, welfare, and other tough issues.
Spc. Martin Joan Begosh of Rockville Maryland became the first American hurt in the Bosnia peace mission after a Humvee hit a land mine near Zapanja Croatia He is in stable condition at a NATO hospital Brig Gen James O Neal said flooding prevented most U S troops from leaving Croatia delaying deployment and the crossing of the Sava River near Tuzla ahead of the planned NATO led operation in northeastern Bosnia The delay heightened tensions as Serbs resist Bosnian government control and Adm Leighton Smith asserted no further delay to the March 19 deadline across Sarajevo
Kids from Idaho to New York write to federal health officials to urge action against smoking. They describe fear of peers dying from tobacco related diseases and demand crackdowns on teen smoking. FDA says it is reviewing the letters to understand why youths start smoking and to inform prevention programs. About 3,000 teenagers begin smoking daily with at least 1,000 expected to die from related diseases.
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