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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1994
Page
2
Wire reports say breast implant makers prepare to vote on a 4 billion settlement for thousands of women claiming illness. If approved, it would top Manville’s 3 billion asbestos settlement as the largest product liability deal in U.S. history.
The Associated Press reports Hillary Rodham Clinton earned nearly $100000 in cattle futures based on advice from James B. Blair, a Tyson Foods outside lawyer and later general counsel. Blair says Clinton made about 30000 in 1978 and possibly double that in 1979, noting their long friendship.
Serbs and Muslims sign a US mediated accord to allow civilian movement from Sarajevo under UN escort, marking a step toward peace though the Serbs retain control of much territory and the siege is not fully lifted. A separate Bosnian federation deal with Croats advances in Washington, while aid convoys and full freedom of transport remain unresolved.
The report notes temperatures around 82 to 92 degrees with a low near 65 degrees last night. It records the lowest temperature since the first of the month and cites the 6:37 p.m. observation time.
The Senate Budget Committee approved $26.1 billion in reductions over five years and a $1.51 trillion 1995 budget. Democrats and Republicans may revisit the cuts in the full Senate with warnings of political resistance and possible reversals. Senator Exon urged that this is just the beginning.
Kurt Reynolds 58 was leaving a San Fernando Valley book shop Tuesday when shoved from behind. He turned and punched an attacker with a cast on his hand from a fall on the Eve ning Shade set. Johnny Cash 62 says after 39 years in music he is finally doing what he wants on a new album and label. He described the project as reflecting folk blues and gospel roots and learned a new guitar chord to perform. A celebrity auction raised over 7000 for a child advocacy center with a Super Bowl football fetching 330 as top bid and Madonna autographed bra from her 1993 Girlie Show Tour selling for 200.
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