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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1994
Page
2
The FDA approved stavudine known as Zerit for AIDS patients not responding to older antiretrovirals. Bristol-Myers Squibb said it will ship to distributors July 8 and be available for prescription soon after.
North and South Korea agree to a three day summit in Panmunjom July 25 to 27 with a second meeting in Seoul later. Officials say formal agreement to be signed and agenda set July 1 focusing on nuclear issues though North Korea seeks direct talks with the United States. Carter brokered the talks as U S North Korea talks set to resume July 8 in Geneva.
In Los Angeles defense attorneys and prosecutors seek access to evidence that could connect O J Simpson to a bloody crime scene or exonerate him. Simpson, 46, pleads innocent to killing ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. A hearing will decide if blood samples and hair tests can be shared. Prosecutors report a knit cap at the scene with black curly hairs of African origin.
President Clinton installs Leon Panetta as new chief of staff with full authority to drive health care and welfare reform. Mack McLarty becomes counselor while David Gergen shifts to State Department advisory role. Alice Rivlin advances as OMB director, first woman in the post.
Local phone lines list numbers for tips and surveys. The piece provides contact numbers 648 2311 for tips and 648 6052 for fax and 642 5151 for AnswerLine surveys or questions.
Joycelyn Elders warned in Medford Massachusetts that poor children's diets trap them in a cycle of poverty and limited education. She spoke at Tufts sponsored conference on nutrition and cognitive development stressing diet quality and educational impact.
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