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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1995
Page
2
Elizabeth Taylor, after two hip replacements, plans further surgery following an exaggerated limp from a right hip operation in June. She told columnist Liz Smith she will not use crutches and aims to continue with her life despite recent mobility challenges.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Israel plans to withdraw from Jenin Nablus Tulkarem Qalqiliya Ramallah and Bethlehem by year end but final date depends on completing bypass roads for Jewish settlers. He noted no formal commitment though withdrawal by 1995 is intended.
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and yearly options. The Alken Standard, ISSN 0893-2557, began in 1867 and is published weekday afternoons and weekend mornings by Alken Communications Inc. Address and post office details are provided for subscriptions and changes.
California Governor Pete Wilson dropped out of the 1996 Republican presidential race amid debt and fundraising troubles. He announced at a Sacramento rally that continuing would be unfair to supporters and would run up unacceptable debt. The move leaves Bob Dole and other contenders to chase California’s pivotal primary.
In Washington a coalition of liberals and abortion rights Republicans defeated a 243 billion defense bill. Advancing the Dornan abortion rider, lawmakers blocked it unless a companion bill carries the same clause. Senate talks pause as Clinton veto threats loom.
U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke met with Bosnian government officials in Sarajevo as clashes intensified around Banja Luka. He called the talks productive yet unresolved on a cease-fire and division terms, with President Clinton noting serious discussion of a truce but unlikely Friday. Banja Luka, 80 miles northwest of Sarajevo, remains a key battleground despite a U.S. brokered power-sharing framework in New York.
In Queens three teenage friends Keith Titus 19 George Baez 18 and Steven Luparello 22 were killed when struck by a commuter train on an elevated track after climbing a 4 foot wall and tossing eggs at cars below. A fourth friend escaped. The train was 55 mph, near the speed limit, as it emerged from a curve. Crowds gathered at Army's restaurant where mourners recalled the victims.
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