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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1995
Page
2
Ivana Trump expresses happiness about Donald Trump’s financial comeback in a call to the New York Post from Monte Carlo. She notes her family also does well and mentions her upcoming advice column and about $20,000 yearly speaking fees.
Washington Republicans pressed President Clinton to accept the base closing panel recommendations despite California concerns. The White House weighs whether to ask for reconsideration as critics warn of political influence in a national security decision.
Circuit Judge William Howard barred cameras and microphones from the courtroom as Susan Smith's murder trial nears. The ruling follows defense concerns that publicity would intimidate witnesses in the small town, potentially harming due process. Smith, 23, faces the death penalty for killing her two young sons, with trial set to begin July 10.
In Moscow, President Boris Yeltsin fired Interior Minister Viktor Yerin, FSB chief Sergei Stepashin, and Deputy PM Nikolai Yegorov after a hostage crisis tied to Chechen rebels. Grachev survived, while Stavropol governor Kuznetsov was also removed amid escalated security shakeup ahead of December elections.
Senator Carol Moseley Braun and Senator Paul Wellstone stalled final approval of a bill to cut 16.4 billion from existing programs, opposing cuts to job training and heating aid while Republicans hailed a budget balance plan. Dole postponed action until after Independence Day break, as disaster aid funds for California and other areas remained in dispute.
At V E Day events two months earlier Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin saw the topic of Russia selling nuclear reactors to Iran as too hot to handle. After two days of talks Vice President Al Gore and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin failed to resolve the dispute. They postponed a decision and planned another meeting in December in Washington.
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