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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1995
Page
2
Russians intensify efforts to crush Chechen resistance in Grozny area with mass rounds up of fighting-age men in villages near Grozny. Allegations from both sides mark the battle’s final days as Grozny endures heavy shelling and most residents flee.
House Majority Leader Dick Armey apologized for calling Barney Frank a homophobic slur during an interview. Frank called the remark not wholly accidental and praised some of Armey’s floor statement while Democrats criticized Armey for careless language amid Capitol Hill tensions.
Storms are likely tonight with cooler temperatures. Tomorrow, showers roll in and temps will stay cool. Yesterday’s high and low were reported along with last night’s records, sunset at 5 55 p m and sunrise at 7 28 a m tomorrow.
In I Want to Tell You O J Simpson responds to murder charges by declaring he could never kill anyone and portrays himself as loving, spiritual, and wronged by the legal system. Prosecutors say evidence proves his guilt and the trial adjourned as last-minute witnesses were debated.
At Auschwitz Birkenau in Oswiecim Poland President Lech Walesa led commemorations noting the camp as a place of Jewish suffering and national martyrdom. Mel Mermelstein recalled loss of his sisters and mother during the Nazi death camp's operation in 1944.
The Commerce Department reports 1994 GDP up 4.0 percent, with a 4th quarter rise of 4.5 percent—the strongest yearly showing since 1984. Analysts warn higher rates and fading stockpiles may limit gains, as inflation stays tame and policymakers consider a next rate hike. President Clinton calls it the best mix of growth and inflation in 25 years.
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