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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1995
Page
2
In his first public appearance since a liver transplant a month ago Mickey Mantle urged not to imitate his past. He said he would spend the rest of his life mending his ways and credited his drinking with harming the once mighty Yankees star.
Moscow reports President Boris Yeltsin hospitalized for acute ischemic heart disease. Spokesman said he hopes to return soon, but questions rise about whether the leader will seek re election as he remains under observation at the Central Clinical Hospital. World markets reacted calmly to the news.
The committee plans to have main figures linked to Speaker Newt Gingrich’s book deal testify under oath to uncover new information and resolve a partisan deadlock. The list has grown beyond Gingrich and publisher Rupert Murdoch, owner of HarperCollins, with other connected figures likely to appear.
Refugees crowd near a U.N. compound as Bosnian Serb forces overrun a safe area near Srebrenica and threaten another. NATO air power appears ineffective while about 30 000 displaced seek shelter with 400 Dutch peacekeepers. UN officials warn of humanitarian catastrophe amid calls for Serb withdrawal.
On June 12 1994 neighbors heard barking and shouting before a suspected murder. Robert Heidstra testified hearing dog noises and voices during the night noted by Nicole Brown Simpson case defense as timing potentially undermining the prosecution timeline. Defense presents eight witnesses narrowing the window from 10 15 to 10 45 p m and suggesting Simpson could not have committed the killings.
President Clinton announced the establishment of formal diplomatic relations with Vietnam to aid in accounting for Americans missing from the Vietnam War. The move drew mixed congressional reaction but strong signals from business leaders about broader implications for U.S. policy and commerce.
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