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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1995
Page
3
In Badajoz and Cordoba provinces high heat destroys thousands of queen bees and colonies. Losses reach about 168000 dollars per the Association of Small Farmers. deaths of elderly people also linked to heat.
Alfonso Cacace admitted grand larceny for bilking 92 year old Madeline Falk of about 1 million in cash property and jewelry. He was sentenced to five years probation after pleading guilty. Lt Colombo had sought an investigation in October.
Washington AP reports documents released Friday show the Clintons' Arkansas dealings, including a $5,000 1979 loan paid off in 1982 by Whitewater Developments. President Clinton says he has no memory of loan use and denies pressuring for any federally backed loan. Mrs Clinton's Madison Guaranty billing is highlighted, with 40 percent attributed to her firm. Both Clintons reaffirm they were passive investors and deny wrongdoing.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher landed in Hanoi marking a new era in U S Vietnam ties. He emphasized resolving Americans missing from the war as a top priority and signed accords to establish diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors with Nguyen Minh Cam. Desaix Anderson will head the U S embassy until an ambassador is confirmed.
PACs have resumed activity for 1996, with checks totaling about 1.5 million to Republican presidential hopefuls. Bob Dole leads donations at nearly 608,000, followed by Phil Gramm 297,000, Lamar Alexander 200,000, and Pete Wilson 182,000. Clinton declines PAC gifts as donors consider multi-candidate strategies.
An audio tape from Kashmiri rebels reports American tourist Donald Hutchings, 42, wounded during an Indian army attack near Pahalgam. British hostage Keith Mangan, 33, and German Dirk Hasert are described as seriously ill, with no medicines for the group of five Western captives. Photographs depict Hutchings and Mangan bloodied in a hut.
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