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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1995
Page
2
Russian forces intensified rocket and artillery attacks on Grozny as rebels stubbornly held key positions. Despite Moscow claims, Chechen fighters resist, with their leader noting Russia cannot be defeated militarily, signaling a costly symbolic but not decisive victory for Yeltsin.
Western and Arab leaders urge Israel to disclose its nuclear program and join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Israeli officials maintain a policy of neither confirming nor denying possessing nuclear arms, resisting calls to allow international inspections despite regional tensions.
In Los Angeles a bitter clash over race at the O J Simpson trial pits defense fears of juror prejudice against the prosecution’s bid to question Detective Mark Fuhrman about alleged slurs. Judge Ito took the motion under submission as both sides press their arguments.
In Manila Pope John Paul II declared Asia the largest mission land of the world during his World Youth Day Mass for 300 delegates. The Vatican welcomed the first Catholic delegates from Communist China to attend a papal event signaling a thaw in Beijing relations.
Sgt 1st Class Gregory D Cardott of Fort Bragg was killed in a gunfight at a checkpoint in Haiti near Bigot. He died during a clash with former Haitian army officer Maj Aurel Frederic and the driver, who was shot by another soldier. Cardott was 37 and had served since 1977, unit brief says.
Tonight brings a 100 percent chance of rain with a high in the low 60s and southeast winds 15 to 20 mph. Tomorrow expects a 70 percent chance of rain with a high in the mid 50s. Yesterday reached a high in the 70s and a mid 50s low last night. Record high 76 and record low not specified. Sunset at 5 42 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 7 33 a.m.
With Governor Beasley opposed to gambling and a GOP led Legislature, gambling advocates retreat from pressuring motion this year. Chernoff's firm says they will pause efforts and watch, while Theodore would back a lottery to fund education. Beasley would not block a referendum but remains against it.
Attorneys for Francisco Martin Duran of Colorado Springs say they will present insanity evidence in his federal trial for firing at the White House on October 29. He faces 15 counts including attempted murder and firearms violations.
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