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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1995
Page
3
unclear fragments report a bond hearing involving Milner and a court case in West Virginia. names, dates, and full actions are obscured by damaged text. appears to reference a year and a noted individual connected to a preliminary hearing or investigation.
In Los Angeles an appeals court ordered Judge Lance Ito to drop or justify a jury instruction about Mark Fuhrman's absence. The decision leaves the defense with uncertainty as the case nears its rest, while options for challenging Fuhrman’s Fifth Amendment assertion are explored over the weekend.
Geneva mediators reached a framework where Bosnia would be divided into two entities: a Serb Republic of Serbska within Bosnia and a Muslim Croat federation. The plan preserves external borders but lacks precise lines or a cease-fire. NATO airstrikes continued as diplomacy moves forward.
AP reports Dr. Hannah Kinney led a Boston team whose Science study identifies a brain stem chemical abnormality that may explain 6,000 yearly sudden infant deaths in the United States. The finding centers on breathing control during sleep.
Senator Packwood set October 1 as his departure date and relinquished the Finance Committee chair. Senate Leader Dole named Senator Roth to replace him, with confirmation needed from committee Republicans and the full GOP caucus. Dole read the resignation letter on the Senate floor, urging swift closure.
The House voted 343 to 75 to accept the 1995 base closure list, sealing official bases closings including sites in California and Texas. Closures must begin within two years and be completed within six, costing thousands of jobs.
Washington AP Powell says he is not ready to run for president and may support a third major party while keeping options open. Time magazine cites excerpts from An American Journey as he sets a fall deadline to decide after a book tour, with insiders predicting a November decision. He says true political service requires a calling he does not yet hear.
In Beijing delegates to the Fourth U N World Conference on Women moved to request governments review laws penalizing abortion. The informal accord aims to shift toward pragmatic talks. Vatican’s stance cooled tensions and framed abortion as a health issue within each nation’s laws.
At the Christian Coalition conference in Washington Bob Dole refused to sign a pledge backing the GOP anti abortion plank while Phil Gramm urged the activists to press him. Gramm praised the sanctity of life as Dole urged focus on records and family crises.
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