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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1996
Page
3
A team of four to six masked men hijacked an Air France Europe Airbus A320 at Perpignan airport. They forced open a cargo hatch and fled with 800000 dollars in Spanish pesetas, leaving only two empty vans and a pistol on the tarmac.
Washington AP reports President Clinton's Whitewater legal bills exceed 2.7 million with a trust fund balance of 1.2 million raised, leaving 1.7 million owed to lawyers. The fund notes 1,165 donors contributed 200 thousand in the first half, and 350 thousand was paid to Williams & Connolly. Clinton's Arkansas harassment case costs are covered by two insurers.
Gunmen opened fire on Sunni worshipers outside a Karachi mosque during Independence Day celebrations, killing 11 and wounding nine. Police say the motive appears religious, with possible links to revenge for Shiite leaders’ deaths in Punjab. About 200 people were present. attackers arrived in two vehicles and fired for several minutes.
President Clinton and Hillary Clinton with Chelsea planned a Snake River raft ride in Jackson Wyoming but threatening weather canceled the trip. The First Family remains hopeful for a whitewater outing before the vacation ends Saturday while last year the president joked better with a paddle about Whitewater inquiries.
The Assemblies of God urged its 25 million members to boycott Disney products and experiences, criticizing growing moral shifts and specific works like Growing Up Gay and the Miramax film Priest. Disney offered no comment on the stance.
Richard Jewell's attorney Watson Bryant claimed the FBI should already realize he has the wrong man in the Centennial Olympic Park bombing investigation. Bryant argued charges are unlikely, noting the hero image and the 911 warning before the blast.
Abra ham Ahmad, a 33 year old Jordanian born computer consultant, recalls two days of detention after the Oklahoma City bombing. He reports camera crews on his lawn, neighbors criticizing him on TV, and ongoing suspicion despite being cleared. He plans to move to Jordan after 14 years in Oklahoma City.
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