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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1995
Page
2
Radnor Pa AP Kelsey Grammer called in sick for three days over demand to double his 150000 weekly salary delaying Frasier production. He returned this week while NBC kept mum on a raise and downplayed the absence.
Despite bleak economic headlines with a paralyzed government and slowing economy, Wall Street pushed the Dow Jones industrial average to within reach of 5000, rising 50.94 to 4922.75 in midweek trading. The broad barometer crossed the 4900 mark for the first time, buoyed by major names such as Disney, McDonald's and IBM.
Tracy Dalton, a 24 year old waitress in Scarborough, received a $125,000 prize from a Lotto ticket left by regular customer John Steele. The ticket, worth $250,000, was discovered when Dalton remembered it while shopping for bread.
The Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY and COUNTY MAIL subscription rates for monthly, 3 month, 6 month, and yearly terms. Other mail options are shown with monthly and multi month prices. Adv payments go to Alken Standard PEM and the paper is distributed by Alken Communications Inc. Address and postmaster details for changes are provided.
President Clinton vetoes GOP attempt to end the three day federal shutdown. House approval 277-151 would extend operations through December 5 while budget balance by 2002 remains disputed. Newt Gingrich frames the plan as a clear White House contrast. Clinton calls seven year cuts in Medicare Medicaid education and taxes objectionable.
In Santa Monica California a judge refused to seal written transcripts of O J Simpson deposition in a wrongful death suit by Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman families. The judge allowed videotaping with a mediator supervising the testimony.
In Little Rock Arkansas US District Judge George Howard Jr refused to dismiss the August indictment against Gov Jim Guy Tucker and Kenneth Starrs Whitewater partners James B McDougal and Susan McDougal citing within Starrs jurisdiction Saying a separate indictment against Tucker and two others was previously thrown out by Judge Henry Woods and the matter continues to unfold This report notes the ongoing Whitewater probe and court rulings without graphic detail.
The filing notes that authorities assert broad special prosecutor jurisdiction. Starr appeals Woods ruling as August indictment charges total $3 million in loans from Madison Guaranty and Capital Management Services. McDougal and ex wife linked with President Clinton and Hillary Clinton in the fraudulent transactions.
ANAHEIM Calif A P a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds that healthy middle aged men cut their overall death rate by one fifth over five years taking a statin drug The study presented at the American Heart Association annual meeting is described as immensely helpful by Dr Sidney Smith Jr president of the AHA and is expected to shift focus toward proactive cholesterol reduction by doctors with thousands attending the conference
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