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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1995
Page
2
The Rev. Billy Graham, 76, collapsed in Toronto during a speech and is treated for a bleeding colon. Doctors urge a long holiday and rest before he resumes pulpit duties, noting the aging evangelist faces age-related health issues.
A day before the G seven opening in Halifax officials said little on auto trade. Prime Minister Murayama warned the talks might overshadow the summit. Trade Minister Hashimoto announced auto talks would resume next week at the vice ministerial level in Geneva with U.S. Ambassador Mondale.
In San Francisco 105 year old Wen Tei Yue became a U S citizen after more than four decades and a state service ban for illegal immigrants. Yue may be the oldest naturalized resident, honored at a 1 500 new citizens ceremony with a flag to be flown over the Capitol. The INS director called it the first time a new citizen received such an honor.
Thousands of Bosnian army troops gathered 15 miles north of Sarajevo signaling a planned offensive to sever the Serb supply route and break the siege. U N officials estimate about 15000 troops as Bosnian Serbs threaten heavy artillery in response.
Washington debate rises as Warren Christopher reportedly recommends establishing formal diplomatic relations with Vietnam. Critics urge focusing on missing service members, while Rep. Bill Richardson cites Vietnam's cooperation on MIAs after his visit.
Democrats clash over President Clinton's 10 year balanced budget outline aiming to trim savings from Medicare and education while preserving health care reform. Clinton argues the plan could balance the budget in seven years, contrasting with Republican proposals. House and Senate negotiators seek a compromise amid partisan warnings.
President Clinton outlines a ten year budget balance plan matching House and Senate ideas. It preserves a 60 billion five year tax cut while shifting resources from Medicare and corporate subsidies to elderly in home health care. It proposes closing Commerce Education and Energy in varying degrees by House and Senate.
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