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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1995
Page
2
San Jose AP reports comedian Butt Murray and an 8000 pound elephant named Tai star in an upcoming film to be released next year. Murray praises Tai as extraordinary and funny as she plays a motivational speaker whose father leaves him a sizable inheritance. Tai previously appeared in Operation Dumbo Drop.
Walter York, 19, was found guilty of first degree murder and kidnapping in the torture slaying of housemate Tony Cecil Queen. The crime involved a week of beatings and suffocation in a mobile home closet, with seven charged in total. York showed little emotion as the verdict was read.
Bosnian Serb rebels shelled U N protected safe areas including Gorazde Zepa Bihać and Gorazde again as Western leaders debated punishment. Prime Minister Maris Silajdzic blasted the response calling it weak while Ratko Mladic vowed to take all U N safe areas and finish the war.
President Boris Yeltsin, 64, will leave Moscow's Central Clinical Hospital soon to recover at a sanatorium near Moscow. Aides said his heart-related pain is improving and he will continue work on documents while staying away from visitors.
Arkansas donors led by Tyson Foods and Stephens Inc. move support to Bob Dole and Phil Gramm as Clinton loyalists reallocate funds. Tyson Foods PAC gives Gramm 5000 and Dole 3000. Stephens PAC 6000 to Dole. Tyson and son donate 1000 each to Dole. Clinton campaign bans PAC contributions.
Former Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen faced sharp questioning from Republicans at Waco inquiry hearings. He said he did not know about the raid on the Branch Davidian compound until it ended and had no role in approving tear gas use. GOP lawmakers pressed why he did not intervene despite warnings of risks.
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