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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1995
Page
2
Ted Nugent joined a Hartford rally supporting a new law allowing hunters to donate wild game to food pantries. The bow hunter and musician urged using venison to feed homeless people instead of scavenging for meals.
France detonated an underground nuclear blast beneath Mururoa atoll in the South Pacific, ending a three year moratorium. The explosion sent a whirlpool in the lagoon and produced a visible water plume, while a Greenpeace flotilla in international waters detected no signs of the test. The detonation occurred at 12 30 p m local time in a tunnel 1800 to 3000 feet deep, according to military spokesman Col Abel Moutier in Papeete.
NATO forces resumed airstrikes in Bosnia over Serb targets after a four day pause. Adm Leighton Smith said targets remain, with aims including opening Sarajevo airport and land routes, ending attacks on safe areas, and free UN aid movement. Explosions were heard around Sarajevo and Pale with NATO attacks also reported near a Serb tower near Tuzla.
In Beijing the Vatican says the UN World Conference on Women should not be an arena for abortion battles. Cardinal negotiator Janne Haaland Mallary affirmed continued Catholic opposition while warning that a heated fight could derail the conference as about 5,000 delegates debate a broad platform for women in the next century.
In Los Angeles a black majority jury recoiled at Detective Mark Fuhrman's remarks as the trial near the defense phase peak. Jurors, including nine Black members, showed revulsion and weariness while the scratchy tape played. Cross examination of Laura Hart McKinny loomed as Fuhrman preparation continued.
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