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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1995
Page
2
Author John Grisham returns to Mississippi to back Ron Musgrove, a Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, saying he may write books about his time in the Legislature. He lauded the Capitol’s colorful characters and stories.
A Justice Department lawyer says Roger Adams felt aggrieved yet legal as Bernard Nussbaum blocked access to Foster office documents two days after Deputy White House Counsel Vincent Foster shot himself in July 1993. Adams testified he and others lacked legal rights to demand entry or a search warrant and believed an informal agreement to permit a search had been reneged.
Lowell Observatory's Amanda S. Bush and University of Arizona's Andrew S. Rivkin report two potential new moons around Saturn from May 22 images taken during an Earth ring crossing. The team notes two could be previously known Atlas and Prometheus, but the photographed positions differ from Voyager findings.
Croat forces pressed into western Bosnia threatening a key Serb supply route near Bihac. UN officials said Croats moved from the western Bihać enclave as a large cargo plane delivered fresh supplies to government troops, with Croatia boosting its west Bosnia front to about 2500 troops and claiming over 40 square miles gained.
LOS ANGELES An juror linked to the O R Simpson case drew courtroom scrutiny as Judge Lance Ito used a hidden security camera to observe Tracy Kennedy during a session after a defense attorney alleged the juror stared at Simpson. Kennedy avoided dismissal but later was removed for listing anonymous jurors. Transcripts show Ito grappled with racial divisions on the panel and jurors seated at separate tables.
Washington officials defend the FBI use of tear gas to end the 51 day Branch Davidians siege near Waco Texas Attorney General Janet Reno calls the decision the toughest of her career on Capitol Hill FBI witnesses faced questions about their roles in the operation Republican lawmakers press for clarity on why CS gas was chosen and whether it aided a potential surrender plan
Washington witnesses a personal tribute as the Korean War Veterans Memorial opens. Visitors, including Daniel Yesko of East Troy and Dick Martin of Alexandria, find themselves reflected in the wall mural and statues, touching flowers and notes left in memory of service.
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