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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1995
Page
7
In Dublin Louise Smith, left by a husband after a public row, raises six children on $140 weekly and supports divorce rights as lawmakers consider a November vote to legalize divorce. Couples like Helen Bradshaw and Christy Smales seek marriage changes despite Catholic tradition.
U.S. Ambassador Mondale and Lt Gen Meyers apologized for the rape of a 12 year old Okinawan girl by three US service members. The incident has sparked protests and calls to scrap the status of forces agreement. Suspects Rodrico Harp Kendrick Ledet Marcus Gill are jailed at Camp Hansen as officials demand tighter discipline.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio orders inmates to wear pink boxer shorts dyed bright to deter smuggling and has the initials on the garments. He cites a $40,000 annual value of smuggled underwear and plans to remove initials on future pairs. The sheriff has banned cigarettes pornographic magazines television and coffee across five jails housing about 6,000 inmates and has housed some in tent cities amid a Justice Department civil rights investigation.
Clemson Memorial Stadium hosted the Panthers home game with beer sales and crowd control. A single controlled substance arrest and eleven disorderly conduct arrests occurred hours after the 31 to 1 loss to St. Louis. Security counted 759 personnel for 54,060 attendees, with no drunken driving arrests reported. Local churches criticized the season’s alcohol implications.
Harold Elliott Jr., 39, died after being punched by a bicyclist who reportedly tried to run him down with a car in a Toledo traffic dispute. Police say Tohn Randolph Jr., 21, was charged and held on bond. Elliott was a cab driver who enjoyed biking on days off. Preliminary hearing set for Sept. 25.
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