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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1995
Page
2
Los Angeles police report Hugh Grant, the English actor famed for charm and screen success, was arrested early Tuesday after an alleged sex act with a Sunset Boulevard street worker in his BMW. Grant issued a brief apology saying he hurt people he loves and embarrassed colleagues.
A letter similar to prior Unabomber notes threatens to blow up a Los Angeles International Airport airliner within six days. California air ports tighten security as FAA warns passengers to expect delays and watch for suspicious baggage. The San Francisco Chronicle published the letter in full.
Tokyo officials signaled new proposals as Washington pressed for faster access to Japan's car market. With 11:59 p.m. EDT set as the deadline, a 100 percent tariff threat looms on 13 luxury models including Lexus and Acura. Hashimoto and Kantor met behind closed doors with no public release on progress. Asahi cited offers to fund 452 million dollars for foreign parts and to relax some auto inspection rules, but the impact on talks remained uncertain.
In Sarajevo a missile strike hit the TV building killing at least one and wounding 25 including Bosnian and foreign journalists. The blast shattered the site with glass and debris as AP Television and CNN staff were evacuated and treated. UN spokesman Lt Col Gerard Dubois said the tower was hit by Serb fire and the exact weapon remained undetermined.
Democrats concede they cannot stop the Republican budget, labeling it an extreme blueprint to aid the rich. Republicans say they have the votes to move the plan through both houses, aiming to eliminate deficits by 2002 with spending slowdowns, Medicare cuts, and a $245 billion tax cut benefiting many, including the wealthy.
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