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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1995
Page
2
In Los Angeles AP reports photographer Alan Zanger says Alec Baldwin struck him in the face while attempting to photograph Baldwin with wife Kim Basinger and their three day old daughter. Zanger held and then police booked the actor.
The Fillmore East concert hall once hosted acts like The Who and Grateful Dead is being torn down to build an apartment complex. Bob Herman laments the loss after years trying to save the venue as a music and video production hub. In Seoul, a North Korean spy, Park Kwang Nam, is fatally shot while breaking a police cordon after three days on the run following a deadly shootout.
Subscription waves include HOME DELIVERY eight fifty monthly and yearly rates. County mail offers ten seventy five monthly and one hundred twenty nine per year. Other mail lists seventeen monthly and two hundred four per year. Advance payments may be sent to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc. P O Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29802.
FOX RIVER GROVE Ill A bus driver Patricia Catencamp faced a red light at a railroad crossing heard no warning and could not move the 35 pupil bus before a commuter train struck. Seven students died five Wednesday two more Thursday eight hospitalized. NTSB noted nine seconds lay between green signal and train. officials debated signal timing. residents cited long standing crosslight coordination complaints. The engineer sounded horn but could not stop the train. driver said the light did turn green too late for safe escape.
Washington activists led by William Bennett and Sen. Lieberman oppose daytime talk shows they call cultural rot. They urge corporations to abandon trashy programs, join boycotts, and pressure networks like Time Warner Paramount Fox CBS without seeking legislation.
Washington reports the Senate readies a major deficit cutting package backed by GOP leaders to curb social spending and reshape Medicare and Medicaid. The plan aims to cut about $1 trillion over seven years, raise tax burdens, and faces a veto from President Clinton after House passage.
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