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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1995
Page
3
At least 19 children died and 400 more are at risk of starvation at a Liberian refugee camp on a university campus near Gharnga. A nurse at the center, Philip Kollie, warns the death toll could rise without immediate aid.
NASA scrubbed the Columbia space shuttle hours before liftoff after a dangerous hydrogen fuel leak from engine No 1. Mission will be delayed a week for a redesigned engine replacement as technicians address the leak in the main propulsion system. Astronauts were awake but not aboard when the delay was announced amid earlier hold times.
Johnnie Cochran advanced a blistering closing argument accusing Detective Fuhrman of bias and framing OJ Simpson. He described Fuhrman as a lying, genocidal racist who carried a bloody glove to Simpson's home after responding to a domestic call, asserting a premeditated plan tied to race.
In Washington, President Clinton presides as Israel and the PLO move toward a broader peace. Yasser Arafat calls the accord the peace of the brave, while acknowledging strong opposition. The deal envisions Palestinian control of Jericho and Gaza plus a new executive and legislature, covering about 27 percent of the land. A timetable and prisoner releases remain the last sticking points, with onward talks including Syria and the Golan Heights expected to follow.
The Senate voted 55 to 45 to pass a $62 billion domestic spending package, cutting EPA funding by 25 percent to 5.6 billion and slashing Superfund by 430 million, while trimming housing programs by 5 billion and reducing veterans benefits by 395 million. Democrats urged President Clinton to veto. House disparities remain to be resolved. Senator Kerrey was the only Democrat voting with Republicans.
The Clinton administration and Republican leaders reach a six week continuing resolution to keep agencies running as budget talks continue. Panetta says the pact avoids drastic cuts in education and environment while both sides pursue a broader budget agreement beyond 1996.
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