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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1997
Page
2
Harold Ford charged into a burning mobile home to save four relatives but died along with his son daughter-in-law and two granddaughters ages month to appears of Stoke inhalation. Ford told his wife I love you before the attempt and their bodies were burned beyond recognition.
The Sunday News-Globe corrects two West Texas A M University staff photos where Lown Perino and Robert Hamen were swapped. The error appeared in WT Faculty Briefs and was based on information from Gate: News.
A federal appeals court reinstated Lisa Michelle Lambert's murder conviction eight months after her release for alleged perjury and fabrication in the 1991 slaying of 16 year old Laurie Shaw. The decision sends the case back to state court and could prompt a return to prison if prosecutors pursue retry.
Hong Kong imposes poultry sales ban as authorities confirm antibodies in several people without flu symptoms. Vendors may not sell poultry until safe, while critics doubt source certainty. China halted shipments. Korea tests imports with no infections. local consumption collapses.
President Clinton plans a focused outreach program to enroll more than 3 million uninsured poor children in Medicaid. He will urge states and communities to search for joint solutions, using targeted funding and involving teachers, church workers, and health providers to reach eligible youths under age 18.
Survivors describe a crash like experience aboard a flight to Hawaii. A 16 year old Osaka student, Kiyotaka Fto, said he believed he might die as oxygen masks dangled and luggage, cologne bottles, and dented ceilings marked the chaotic scene. Passengers, including Yoko Hanai Hiroaki and her family, vow to keep seat belts on after witnessing the deadly event.
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