Rabin assassination suspects arrested reported by radio
Israel radio said two more suspects were arrested in the Rabin assassination and would face a Tel Aviv magistrate. Police did not confirm details. The report offered no further information.
08 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1995
Page
1
Israel radio said two more suspects were arrested in the Rabin assassination and would face a Tel Aviv magistrate. Police did not confirm details. The report offered no further information.
Death notices for Shirley Nason Herndon of Aiken, Helena M. Leslo of New Ellenton, and Henry Wise Jr. of Aiken appear on Page 2B, detailing upcoming services and biographical notes. The notices provide basic identities and commemorate the individuals in a concise obituary format.
Aiken turnout hit 3 percent with 336 voters of 10 790 registered. Officials estimate costs at 12 50 per vote or 4 200 total as no contested races left incumbents won easily. Mayor Fred B Cavanaugh Jr secured a second term while H Odell Weeks era ended with low engagement.
Sherry Fallon and husband Thomas watched as a Tuesday tornado tore through their 80 flocks on Farm View Road destroying thousands of chickens. The storm left debris across fields, downed power lines, and caused flooding. Emergency officials reported injuries at a nearby farm and a Doppler-detected tornado moving east at about 45 mph. Amick Farms Processing Plant owner Billy Amick assessed the damage and consoled the Fallon family.
In an Aiken courtroom on Tuesday Neil Frederick Stem's parents Phyllis and Fred Stem spoke through tears as they urged a circuit judge to keep Laverne Harrison off the streets. Harrison pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after admitting he fired in a highway shooting that killed Stem. Judge Paul E Short sentenced Harrison to 28 years in the state penitentiary after listening to family members and witnesses.
The Savannah River Site may be renamed and designated as a National Environmental Research Park. Officials aim to protect 310 acres and keep the site under government control while preserving its ecosystem for training and research. Dr. Mario Fiori notes the designation would not alter industrial or defense missions and would maintain the site’s integrity.
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