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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1995
Page
2
Ted Turner seeks wolves for his Flying D ranch in Montana to help cull elk while pursuing 2000 bison calves annually. He opposes cattle, calling them lazy and fat, though he does not dislike cattle ranchers.
In Dayton area Riverside police say Kim Kay Perisie, 39, hired an undercover officer to kill her husband Stephen Perisie to claim his lottery winnings. He won 3 million in 1990 and 100 thousand in 1992, and will receive 107 thousand annually for 20 years after taxes.
Pearl Jam cancels the remaining 15 dates on its 11 city summer tour amid ongoing feud with Ticketmaster. Publicist cites scheduling difficulties as the band planned around venues not using Ticketmaster. tickets will be refunded for shows in Salt Lake City San Diego Phoenix Las Cruces New Mexico Austin New Orleans Milwaukee and Chicago.
Officials began counting ballots after chaotic voting across Haiti where many stations failed to open or closed early amid boycotts and death threats. Counting continued by hand at night with results delayed eight to ten days. observers noted hundreds of stations never opened.
Warren E. Burger, the 15th chief justice who wrote the Nixon tapes ruling, died at age 87 from congestive heart failure. He served 1969 to 1986, later chaired the Constitution Bicentennial Commission and led national celebrations. He faced recurring pulmonary problems in recent years and had been hospitalized several times.
A magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck eight miles southwest of Castaic near Los Angeles at 1 40 am. Seismologist Nick Scheckel of Cal Tech says it was a Northridge aftershock. Aftershocks and quakes from 2.2 to 4.2 were reported across the region, with no injuries or damage yet confirmed.
Enid Oklahoma AP A lawyer for Timothy McVeigh released about 40 pages of records plus new photos and videotape to present McVeigh as he really is The filing aims to counter government releases and highlight that McVeigh and Nichols are the only defendants in the Oklahoma City bombing case Both are held without bail and face potential death penalty under federal anti terrorism laws
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