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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1994
Page
2
CBS Inc. Chairman Laurence Tisch told affiliates that CBS will spend any amount needed to replace eight stations defected to Fox, calling the effort a war and noting a $1 billion cash cushion. Executives say it will take two to three weeks to gauge results.
Israeli warplanes hit a Hezbollah training base near Baalbek in east Lebanon killing at least 20. The attack heightens Israel Hezbollah tensions as Lebanese and Syrian forces fire anti aircraft in the border region amid Israel's ongoing strikes in the area.
President Clinton and Pope John Paul II conferred at the Vatican on abortion policy and population growth ahead of the 50th anniversary D Day commemorations. Clinton praised the Catholic Church's role while the pope pressed concerns over U S abortion language in UN population plans.
Jurors found Los Angeles police did not owe Rodney King punitive damages after a lengthy trial stemming from the 1991 videotaped beating. They previously ordered the city to pay King 8.8 million in compensatory damages for injuries and suffering. The panel did find malice or reckless disregard by Sgt. Stacey Koon and Officer Laurence Powell.
Molly Lawrence asked eight years ago for William Weld to address her class of 10 at Keene Valley High School in upstate New York. The Adirondack hamlet plans the June 18 ceremony with the governor delivering the commencement address. John Bobbitt seeks court help over money tied to sudden notoriety after his wife cut off his penis. A Buffalo judge denied a guardian, saying the issue is Bobbitt’s burden. He may hire an accountant to sort finances and debts.
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