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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1995
Page
2
Ben Cohen, co founder of Ben and Jerry's, unveiled a line of silk neckwear at Macy's in New York to support an anti hunger organization in Washington DC. Profits from the $35 ties will fund hunger relief. The move pairs wacky flavor branding with mainstream fashion in a charity effort.
Patsy Thomasson testified she searched for a note and found no items removed after Vincent Foster's death on July 20 1993. She entered the deputy White House counsel's office around 1100 p.m. and said there was nothing sinister about her visit.
Exhausted refugees arrive in government held Kladanj after Serb forces evict Zepa. About 1,400 civilians mainly women and children cross the front line, with up to 7,000 more expected. UNHCR spokesman says no abuse reported yet. A separate aid group reaches Sarajevo with 150 wounded and elderly.
Paris police boosted patrols in the subway after a rush hour blast killed four and wounded 60. The interior minister urged vigilance for suspicious people and packages as about 1,800 extra officers were deployed at train stations. A man then killed himself at St. Michel station, with no group claiming responsibility. Speculation linked possible militants in Algeria or Bosnian Serbs to past French actions.
Texas Rangers chief investigator testifies at House hearings on the 1999 Waco disaster alleging the FBI destroyed potentially important evidence at the Branch Davidian compound and failed to coordinate with other agencies. He supports earlier critiques from lawyers for David Koresh and his aide about FBI handling and surrender plans.
In hearings federal officials said Koresh would not surrender, fearing mass death by his followers. FBI negotiator Byron Sage stated Koresh showed no intent to come out, regardless of the siege duration, as the compound burned.
The City of Aiken will hold a public hearing on York Street between Hampton and Richland Avenue to discuss HUD Entitlement grant funded streetscape improvements. The meeting is Thursday July 27 at 7 00 p m at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw Street NE Aiken. Special assistance or sign interpreter requests should be made 48 hours prior to the meeting.
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