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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1995
Page
2
Val Kilmer says entering the Bat suit and cape will help his career more than critical praise. In Entertainment Weekly he notes his prior roles limited him from getting work and expects Batman Forever to open new opportunities.
Gunmen seeking revenge for a 16 year old girl’s alleged rape opened fire across Pakistan's largest city, killing at least 14. By weekend, fatal gunfights and sniper attacks pushed the toll higher, with blame falling on Mohajir Qaumi Movement factions led by Altaf Hussain amid a Haqiqi rival dispute.
Beir ut Lebanon AP Samir Geagea, 43, was sentenced to life in prison for the 1990 murder of a political rival and his family, ending an eight month trial that stirred Christian Muslim tensions. He remains the region s most feared Christian warlord and the only militia chief convicted of crimes from the 1975 1990 civil war that killed 150 000 people. Other warlords were pardoned and some have taken senior government posts.
Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin said he is involved in talks to end six months of Chechnya fighting and push toward local-rule elections. Rebels and Russian negotiators tentatively agreed to organize elections and extend a shaky cease fire as they prepare to meet again.
Haitians vote in Haiti's first regular campaign without an assassination backdrop as President Aristide's supporters seek sweeping wins. With UN troops and police, observers note improved conduct though fraud fears persist. 28 parties compete for 101 seats and 2,000 local posts amid international monitoring and mixed forecasts.
In Geneva US Trade Representative Kantor and Japanese Trade Minister Hashimoto will meet Monday evening in a high level bid to resolve an auto dispute and avert a trade war. Shapiro cautioned against reading the ministers as success signals and noted a Wednesday deadline for a deal. Auto and parts exports make up a large share of Japan's $86 billion year surplus with the US.
Clinton spokesman criticized both nations with Japan keeping the world most closed auto market and the United States threatening unilateral action. White House aide Ginny Terzano said there is no change in the U.S. position and a firm deadline of June 28 for imposing sanctions if no agreement is reached. An administration official said Japan requested the Kantor Hashimoto meeting, signaling talks may not be progressing. Negotiators in Geneva will work over the weekend before Kantor and Hashimoto arrive.
In Tomisgrad Bosnia a week after formation the 12500 strong force of British French and Dutch troops sits amid contention. Bosnian Croats and Serbs oppose its presence while Bosnian government fears interference. U N and US disagree over force robustness as 1700 French Legionnaires and armor languish in Croatia.
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