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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1995
Page
2
New York AP reports actor David Duchovny, famed as FBI agent Fox Mulder, reflects on his hit show status. He calls the fame weird and detached, noting the show feels like a wave he's riding, sometimes scary yet mostly not taking himself too seriously.
AP reports Sgt. James Rip Taylor 42, off duty and walking with his daughter, was killed Friday evening after confronting a graffiti gang near his home. A verbal altercation led to a fight during which the suspect wrested his gun and shot him. police seek the unidentified assailant.
Edward A. Lovett, 38, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 100 dollars for spanking Amy Danielle Lucas, 20, at a Washington Township fire station on her birthday. He admitted in court he asked if she had been a good girl and gave a birthday swat.
Local paper details subscription and delivery hours. Switchboard and editor contacts provided. Publisher Scott B. Hunter reachable at 648-2311.
A mass grave with about 540 bodies was unearthed in Krasjnje northwest of Sarajevo after government forces retook the area from rebel Serbs. Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic said the deceased were believed to be Muslims and Croats. Expulsions of Muslims continued as peace talks in New York approached amid mounting ethnic violence in Bosnia and the Balkans.
Excerpts from James A. Baker III memoirs in Newsweek state Iraq intended to invade Saudi Arabia and described a new frontier extending to the United Arab Emirates. Baker also says Powell did not oppose force and he and Powell discussed a more aggressive policy to oust Saddam from Kuwait.
President Clinton said he would focus less on details and provide steadier leadership as he acknowledged nationwide unease and distrust. He cited economic dislocations and rapid tech change as causes and promised to help Americans regain confidence after a nine city fundraising swing.
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