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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1995

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3

Time Warner eyes Turner Broadcasting in $8.5B deal

Reported talks place Time Warner to acquire Turner Broadcasting in a stock swap valued around $6.5 billion for control of Cable News Network Cartoon Network and Turner assets with ownership turns split among Time Warner 18 percent and TCI 21 percent. Stock moves paused as discussions proceed.

Time Warner Turner Broadcasting New York Turner Broadcasting System Inc Time Warner Inc Turner Cable News Network Cartoon Network Warner Music People Sports Illustrated Warner Bros. Films Turner Board Ted Turner John Malone Tele-Communications Inc TCI Time Warner New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Walt Disney Co Capital Cities ABC Inc Westinghouse Electric CBS Inc

Women forum opens in Beijing defying restrictions

The largest ever global gathering of women begins in Beijing with about 18 000 attendees as organizers pledge to ignore Chinese limits on protests. Supatra Masdit leads a peace torch ceremony amid calls to influence UN Fourth World Conference on Women. Irene Santiago says no instruction on protest restrictions was given.

Beijing Supatra Masdit Supatra Durban South Africa China Irene Santiago Forum Huairou

Amnesty International criticizes Beijing rights record before UN conference

Amnesty International in Beijing launches an above ground campaign during the U N Fourth World Conference on Women criticizing China for dissident arrests harassment of churchgoers and executions. Secretary General Pierre Lane questions the defense of rights violations as Beijing hosts the event.

Beijing Amnesty International China U.N Human Rights Watch Human Rights Pierre Lane

Briefs warn antacid overuse risks magnesium poisoning

CHICAGO AP Mindlessly downing antacids could risk life from magnesium poisoning. FDA doctors linked fourteen deaths, 31 hospitalizations, and four disabilities from 1968 to 1994. Lead author Man C Fung notes people drink Maalox and Mylania-people like water. Symptoms include clumsiness, weakness, paralysis, drowsiness, confusion, and coma.

Chicago Food and Drug Administration Maalox Mylania Man C. Fung Fung Michael Weintraub Debra L. Bowen American Medical Association Archives of Family Medicine

Clinton relaxes with a book during rests after outdoor trip

In Jackson Wyoming President Clinton after 14 days of hiking camping and other activities canceled a second white water rafting venture and read a book with his family. Deputy press secretary Ginny Terzano said he relaxed indoors and exercised outdoors daily.

Jackson Wyo Clinton White House Ginny Terzano

Police sweep Golden Gate Park to clear homeless encampments

San Francisco police swept Golden Gate Park's 1000 acres to remove homeless people after an August incident in which a transient allegedly shot three squatters a police officer and a police dog. Mayor Frank Jordan observed the operation as officers removed tents bedding and trash left behind by fleeing squatters.

San Francisco Golden Gate Park Frank Jordan

Ito to Decide on Fuhrman Tapes in Simpson Trial

Los Angeles AP reports Judge Lance Ito weighing whether the majority black jury will hear excerpts from Mark Fuhrman tapes. The ruling could affect Simpson’s fate and LA's racial tensions, with prosecutors and defense arguing over context and impact. Fuhrman’s remarks included coded praise of police brutality and disparaging questions about arresting blacks.

Santa FE N.M Diana P. Scott Los Angeles Richard Marquez Lance Ito Mark Fuhrman Rodney King Ito Fuhrman Southwestern University Robert Pugsley Simpson King

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