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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1995

Page

2

Manuscript Expected to Bring 4–6 Million at Dec 11 Sale

Alpert Says Turk New York expects the manuscript to fetch 4 million to 6 million dollars at the December 11 sale. The item previously sold for 1.2 million in 1987, marking a historic prior transaction.

New Turk Alpert “Saysel

Packwood Says He Will Not Resign Amid Expulsion Vote

Sen. Bob Packwood vows he will not resign as a Senate vote on his expulsion looms over sexual and official misconduct allegations. The Senate Ethics Committee, by a 6-0 vote, recommends expulsion, the harshest penalty in Congress.

Washl Senate Sen Bob Packwood Senate Ethics Committee Oregon

NATO intensifies air attacks against Serb forces

The New York Times reports unnamed U.S. officials say NATO will intensify air strikes against Serb positions around Lukavica, aiming to pressure Bosnian Serbs while peace talks near Friday. Clouds hindered earlier missions as jets targeted the Serb-held suburb southwest of the capital.

New York Times U.S NATO Lukavica

China rebukes remarks at women conference as unwarranted

China denounced remarks from the United States during the Fourth World Conference on Women, urging critics to focus on their own nations. Beijing avoided direct reference to Hillary Clinton and Madeleine Albright, calling comments unwarranted and urging “quiet diplomacy” instead of public rebukes.

United States China Beijing Madeleine Albright Clinton Mongolia Foreign Ministry Chen Jian U.N

Fuhrman Reflects On Stand In Simpson Trial

In Los Angeles Mark Fuhrman, questioned by defense lawyers about planting or fabricating evidence, clamped up on the stand as Robert Shapiro called it an unprecedented moment. Prosecutor Marcia Clark said the line of questioning aimed at headlines rather than the case facts.

Los Angeles 0.J. Simpson Mark Fuhrman Fuhrman Simpson Gerald Uelmen Robert Shapiro Marcia Clark

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