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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1995
Page
3
Tribespeople in Bandarban district near Dhaka hacked and ate an endangered nine-foot python and began consuming its eggs before a scientist urged them to stop. They had found 39 eggs, fried 12, and planned to incubate the rest in Dhaka but will hand the eggs to a zoo for artificial incubation.
A late night melee during Freaknik left two people shot and several police officers and stores targeted by bottles. Police reported the shooting victims were not in life threatening danger as thousands of Black students converged on Atlanta for the annual event.
Gov. Fife Symington signed a law allowing farmers and shippers to sue those spreading false information about Arizona farm products. The measure arose from Alar fears and follows similar laws in several states. Amnesty International reports at least 90 Saudi executions this year, with 16 foreigners among the beheaded in one week.
A Friday morning blast at the NAPP Technologies plant near New York City killed four workers and injured 38 others. The explosion stemmed from a risky chemical mix, sending a massive 1000 foot high blaze and smoke that halted entry for hours. About 400 residents evacuated and later returned home as officials assessed non toxic chemical claims and plant operations.
The Sun reports a Japanese cult planned to release sarin at Disneyland during Easter weekend. Two Japanese men were stopped at Los Angeles International Airport days before April 16 with instructions to make sarin and a threatening videotape. Police and federal officials, while not confirming arrests, investigated links to the Aum Shinrikyo group and Tokyo subway attack.
Frida y Nelson formerly Glenn Nelson in Camden County faces two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder after firing an AK-47 during a home search that killed Investigator John McLaughlin and Patrolman John Norcross. Nelson was ordered held without bail in a psychiatric unit.
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