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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1995
Page
2
New York AP reports Pamela Anderson the Baywatch lifeguard C J Parker is four months pregnant to Tommy Lee. She and her husband of four months expect a February arrival. Hasselhoff confirms the storyline fits the show's tone.
Dr. Jonas Salk, who developed the first polio vaccine and later pursued AIDS vaccines, died of heart failure at Green Hospital of Scripps Clinic in La Jolla at 12:28 p.m. He had been hospitalized after shortness of breath. Salk’s career spanned groundbreaking work amid skepticism from peers.
Flooding from a 1926 earthen dam failure breaches a 75 acre lake in Timberlake, washing away homes and cars and sweeping a rescue worker to his death. Witnesses recall a roaring, turbine like crash as the dam failed and water rushed down Buffalo Creek submerging roads and a four lane bridge. Authorities confirm Carter Martin drowned while checking a flooded car on the bridge. several residents escaped as waters swept through the area.
Los Angeles judge Lance Ito moved to release sealed transcripts of jury dismissal hearings in the Simpson case by July 3. He will redact juror privacy while citing widespread public interest as several jurors have gone public. Francine Florio Bunten attended the hearing asserting she was sabotaged and seeking reasons for her ouster. Prosecutors and media groups warned of a chilling effect from openness though Ito noted public access to unusual currents in the case.
Washington conservatives and moderates back the mid point budget outline after seven years of talks. The plan ships a 245 billion dollar tax cut, 500 dollar child credits, and lower capital gains rates while aiming to balance the federal deficit by 2002, with Clinton calling it too extreme and Republicans seeking tweaks.
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