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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1995
Page
3
Hurricane Luis, a 700 mile wide storm, moves toward the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico as airports shut and residents brace. Govs declare emergencies, curfews imposed, and officials warn of possible flash floods and strong winds.
NATO resumed air attacks on Tuesday to force Bosnian Serbs to move artillery away from Sarajevo. U N and Pentagon officials said about 80 US warplanes took part with aircraft from Aviano and the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The strikes targeted ammunition depots and communications facilities, while U N forces aided in destroying a Serb mortar south of the city. Ratko Mladic offered a unilateral cease fire but refused to withdraw heavy weapons. Western sources noted weather limited operations and that the campaign aims to stop civilian shelling by pressuring disengagement of at least 120 miles from Sarajevo.
At the U N Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing Hillary Clinton delivered a pointed critique of abuses including wife burning and genital mutilation. She condemned forced sterilization and abortion while stressing freedom to assemble and debate openly. She singled out China without naming it as she praised those protesting gender discrimination.
NASA weighs moving the space shuttle Endeavour to a hangar as Hurricane Luis nears Cape Canaveral, with a 40 percent chance of acceptable weather for a Thursday 11:09 am liftoff and a delay of up to a week if necessary. Meanwhile, Afghan militants seize Herat, declare a three day holiday, and Taliban claim control as government troops retreat. In New York, Acer shifts PC color to black and emeralds, a bold change from beige, with new peripherals to match.
A federal judge in Little Rock dismissed the fraud indictment against Gov. Jim Guy Tucker, saying the Whitewater prosecutor overstepped authority. Tucker remains charged in a separate, more serious case accusing him of obtaining a federally backed loan under false pretenses and avoiding taxes on a cable TV business sale.
Larry King quoted Frank Sinatra saying he will never sing in public again. The 80 year old, who turns 80 on December 12, enjoys swimming golf and retirement at his Malibu home. He has occasionally forgotten lyrics and once fainted on stage in 1994 in Richmond Virginia due to heat.
Los Angeles AP jurors in the OJ Simpson murder trial heard Detective Mark Fuhrman utter a racial slur on tape and testimony that he advocated killing blacks. Defense witnesses described his casual use of the word and expressed shock at his remarks about interracial romance and violence against Black people.
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