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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1995
Page
2
Senate Democrats unveiled a welfare reform blueprint offering workers a two year work requirement after two years on welfare and a five year lifetime cap on cash benefits. The plan keeps federal support for poor families and would provide two years of health insurance and care after leaving the rolls to ease transitions.
The Denver Election Commission faced many complaints as voters were turned away from polls Tuesday. Bureaucratic gaps in updating registration and notifying voters allegedly caused hundreds to be shut out under the new motor-voter requirement. Arlys Ward of the Denver Election Commission called the plan good but noted widespread problems.
The Postal Service retires its transportation stamp series with the 20-cent cog railway issue released in Dallas. Started in 1981 with an 18-cent survey stamp, the series covered electric cars, tractors, dog sleds, and covered wagons. Three replacement series will launch with new coil issues for bulk rates, first class presorted items, and nonprofit mail.
The coroner described Ronald Goldman’s murder as swift and savage with a small killing area, saying he was stuck and could have been killed in under a minute. Jury instructions urged against letting sentiment or public opinion sway verdicts as graphic autopsy photos were shown.
U S Air Force Captain Scott O Grady, rescued after his F 16C was hit by a Bosnian Serb missile, thanked Marines who found him and credited God and family. General Michael E Ryan praised his actions as the hangar crowd observed naval doctors described injuries and a celebratory champagne remained unpopped.
A three judge panel ruled that former president George Bush is entitled to $272,352 to cover legal fees incurred during the Iran-Contra investigation, less than the $461,346 he sought. The award covers December 1992 to November 1993 and follows the Ethics in Government Act provisions for reimbursements to investigation subjects.
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