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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1995
Page
5
The House approved a business backed measure to pressure settlements, 232 to 193, aiming to curb frivolous lawsuits. It shifts toward "loser pays" in certain federal cases, drawing GOP support and Democratic opposition. Critics warn it hurts consumers and the middle class.
At a Copenhagen poverty summit, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton announced a $100 million, 10 year plan to boost women’s literacy and primary school completion in Africa Asia and Latin America. The first year costs about 11.7 million with IDE aid oversight. A hunger strike by dozen women pressed debt relief as delegates discuss global aid.
Detective Tom Lange testified that a single killer slashed the throats of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, leaving bloody shoeprints and a blood mixture on Goldman’s shoe. He rejected defense theories that two killers or later timing could explain the crime and noted injuries on Goldman’s hands while discussing blood evidence and glove findings.
WASHINGTON AP Two congressmen urged a Justice Department antitrust inquiry into cereal price hikes. Rep Charles E Schumer and Rep Sam Gejdenson cited Kelloggs General Mills Post and Quaker Oats controlling 85 percent of sales and 55 percent of price going to ads and profits. The industry notes typical ready to eat cereal with milk costs 25 to 30 cents per bowl and cites inflation comparisons. The FTC reportedly spent a decade studying competition and found no anti competitive practices in 1982.
A free report from Frederick Maryland reveals a little known secret to maximize sale price. Call 1-800-765-7286 for a free recorded message and a copy of the report. Includes claims about what buyers hope you never read and mentions Weichert Realtors.
Washington Senate approves a marriage license reform bill by 33 to 16 with mostly Republicans opposing. The measure aims to declare spouses not property and prevent abuse, moving to the House where sponsor status is unclear. Also noted is a U S Postal Service plan to reclassify mail classes, with changes affecting second third and fourth class mail while first class remains unchanged.
NASA astronomer Susan Neff reports ultraviolet data from Endeavour revealing two colliding galaxies about 100000 light years across and 90 million light years away. The system, containing up to 29 billion stars and massive as 20 billion solar masses, may take millions of years to merge, with star formation traced in the debris.
New York AP reports vitamin firms Lerner Health Products and Pharmavite plan to market vegetable pills based on phytochemicals. Studies in vitro and in animals hint at cancer cell growth suppression, though no cancer prevention claims are allowed for supplements.
Russ Huffstutler recalls inviting Sheryl Crow to Kennett High School 1978 prom when she was a shy freshman. He doubted she would become a singer, noting she was good dancer and very proper. Crow recently won a Grammy for best new artist.
An ad promotes a full First Alert home security system for 95 dollars, including master panel, back up battery, digital communicator, keypad, two sensors, motion detector, and interior warning device. One year parts and labor warranty provided. A 24.95 monthly three year monitoring plan is required. Installation may require credit approval and taxes not included. Call (301) 670-1008 for details.
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