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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1995
Page
2
Jay Leno opened his Monday night show by asking Hugh Grant the pivotal question about his arrest with a Hollywood prostitute on June 27. Grant answered with defenses about pressure, fatigue, loneliness, or past incidents but offered no single explanation.
The United Nations Population Fund warns that the 20 year Cairo plan to curb growth hinges on empowering women and education. It stresses that the action blueprint adopted by 180 nations last September must be realized to avoid a crowded planet and secure future quality of life.
Sen. Olympia Snowe and four Democrats urge the Senate Ethics Committee to hold public hearings into sexual and official misconduct charges against Sen. Bob Packwood. Snowe's decisive backing follows Packwood's notification that he opposes proceedings as committee deliberations begin behind closed doors today.
Russian president Boris Yeltsin was hospitalized in Moscow with acute ischemia heart disease. Doctors described his condition as serious but prognosis optimistic and said he remained conscious.
Greenpeace founder David McTaggart and two companions reportedly slipped into Mururoa Atoll on a speedboat as French commandos boarded the Rainbow Warrior II. Rainbow Warrior II captain David Enever said the trio are roaming the atoll area and could cause disruption to planned tests while French authorities monitor the situation.
Eunice Simpson, aged 73 with arthritis and a cane, testifies at O J Simpson defense trial choking back emotion. Her appearance contrasts with the gallery as families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman sit nearby while Johnnie Cochran Jr. questions her about her son’s life and the night of the murders.
Simpson's daughter Amelie opened the defense case countering prosecution points. She argued Ronald Shipp, a friend who claimed Simpson confessed dreaming of killing his ex wife, was never alone with Simpson the night she saw no blood in the foyer or driveway. His sister and mother testified briefly on character and family relations.
Twenty years after Vietnam was viewed as a Soviet surrogate, President Clinton announces normalized ties with Hanoi. He cites progress in accounting for POWs and MIAs and faces resistance from conservatives and families of veterans. Senator McCain supports the move. Secretary Christopher plans a Hanoi visit next month.
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