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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1995
Page
2
Radnor Pennsylvania AP Josie Bissett says she tired of playing the wimp on Melrose Place She complained about Jane Mancinis fate last season and reports a new fall arc where Jane runs a clothing design business and pursues the CEO on her own terms.
In Washington AP report, House Republicans seek to end government support for federal death-row appeal centers. Judges warn this would slow executions and raise costs by shifting to private court-appointed lawyers at higher rates. A leading federal judge warned last week that funding withdrawal increases expenses and delays justice. TOKYO AP reports Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama vows to push on after a defeat, facing calls to quit as Japan’s fragile coalition government struggles with trade and the economy. The ruling bloc barely holds a majority in the upper house after Sundays elections.
A 1999 study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities reports a housing shortage reaching historic levels with 11.2 million low income renters and only 6.5 million low rent units, leaving 4.7 million homes unavailable. The gap worsens as poverty grows and maintenance costs rise, while gentrification reduces affordable stock. Ed Lazere, the author, notes landlords find it less profitable to manage affordable housing.
A suicide bombing on a morning crowding Tel Aviv commuter bus killed six and wounded 33 near the diamond exchange in Ramat Gan. Police found a body fragment at the blast site, and an anonymous call to The Associated Press claimed Hamas involvement. The attack occurred as Israel and the PLO faced a key autonomy talks deadline.
Scientific experts are being summoned to support the defense claim that police planted blood evidence on socks and a gate connected to O J Simpson. Prosecutors vow a strong counterattack and may seek to bar the experts. Judge Lance Ito will release 590 pages of transcripts today from the sheriffs deputies probe into alleged white juror bias.
The defense aims to prove EDTA, a chemical preservative, is in blood at the crime scene and in Simpson's bedroom, suggesting blood could have been planted from blood samples. Prosecutors rebut that EDTA appears in other substances and argue Simpson smeared blood on the gate and socks after the killings.
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