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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1995
Page
2
AP reports 77 year old adviser Ann Landers in a New Yorker profile. Esther Lederer says letters reveal persistent family problems and sad cases of wheelchair users and scarce dates. She has no retirement plans and jokes about dying at her typewriter.
Aiken Standard offers HOME DELIVERY rates of 8.50 monthly 25.50 for 3 months 51 for 6 months 102 per year. COUNTY MAIL costs 10.75 monthly 82.25 for 3 months 64.50 for 6 months 129 per year. OTHER MAIL prices 17 monthly 51 for 3 months 102 for 6 months 204 per year. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The Aiken Standard ISSN 0893 2557 is published by Aiken Communications Inc P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802. Postmaster send address changes to Alken Standard P O Box 456 Alken SC 29802.
In Washington eleven months of negotiating over a balanced budget clash ends and talks loom to start in the Capitol. Republicans seek balance by 2002 with cuts to Medicare and welfare while Clinton faces a Democratic administration.
Torrance police seek women photographed in eerie deathlike poses by Charles Rathbun a 38 year old freelancer who pleaded innocent to murdering Linda Sobek a former Los Angeles Raiders cheerleader Bail set at 1 million and prosecutors may seek the death penalty as investigators examine photos found at his home Rathbun led investigators to Sobek's shallow grave in Angeles National Forest claiming accidental death by SUV during a doughnuts demonstration Autopsy results pending with coroner's office disputing his vehicle strike claim and noting possible asphyxia in Sobek's death
Senate leader Bob Dole and police officials say a Brooklyn subway booth arson mirrors scenes from Money Train and warn films can inspire crimes. They note nine similar attacks in five years, though most caused no injuries. one 1988 case ended in a clerk's death. Dole urges viewers to boycott the movie, while Columbia Pictures says it is appalled.
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