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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1995
Page
2
Milton Berle, nearing 27 on Wednesday, hopes for a second Emmy after many decades since his first. The Los Angeles AP report notes his upcoming guest role on Beverly Hills 47210 as a man with Alzheimer’s disease.
Apollo 13 remains North America’s top film with an estimated 19.2 million dollars in ticket sales for the weekend. Species follows at 17.1 million, First Knight 11.1 million, Pocahontas 11 million, Batman Forever 9.1 million, and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 6 million. In Minneapolis AP reports NAACP Chairwoman Myrlie Evers-Williams urging unity at the 6th annual convention amid rising tensions and civil rights challenges.
Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin warns that the July hearings risk feeding anti government paranoia as 85 Branch Davidians died in the 1993 siege led by David Koresh. Rep Bill Zeliff will co chair the hearings examining the military role and Reno's approval of the April 19 tear gas attack.
Serb forces moved infantry and tanks toward the outskirts of Srebrenica while threats of NATO airstrikes loomed. Bosnian Serbs held 90 Dutch peacekeepers and attacked near the UN defense line as fighting intensified southeast of the UN outpost.
A Bosnian Serb advance threatens Srebrenica as tanks fire on the town. Officials report many dead and wounded while Serbs torch outlying homes. Dutch peacekeepers bunker along the southern edge with anti-tank weapons as UN warns NATO air support if attacked.
Aide Williams passes lie detector test while denying removing documents from Vincent Foster's office the night he died. O'Neill recalls Williams carrying papers as investigators examine possible White House tampering and Senate hearings begin July 18.
President Clinton repeats calls for the entertainment and media industries to help parents shield children from violent and sexual images. He cites Time Warner criticisms by Bob Dole and outlines a broader push for accountability across society at a Nashville family values forum led by Vice President Gore.
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