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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1999
Page
5
The 500 year old tattooed mummy of Apo Annu, a tribal hero, was handed to Benguet Governor Raul Molintas by National Museum officials. Returning the mummy to its Nabalicong burial cave next week, locals believe its loss caused droughts and disasters.
China has approved North Korea to open a consulate in Hong Kong ending a 50 year policy that blocked the regime from the territory. A senior Hong Kong police official voiced grave concerns about the North Korean presence. Police sources note North Korean diplomats in Macao have long used the city as a base for money laundering gunrunning terrorism and narcotics trafficking.
Balboa High School closes as U S forces depart Panama with the canal turnover. The Class of 1999, mostly dependents and base workers, face a future as Americans. Students reflect on culture blending, bilingual life, and the loss of a lifelong Canal Zone community.
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