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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1996
Page
3
Brooke Shields describes a slow move from doubt to engagement with tennis star Andre Agassi in Parade. She notes the couple’s future plans without a wedding date while balancing her NBC series Suddenly Susan and her support at Agassi’s matches.
The INS reports 54,362 noncitizens deported in the first 10 months of fiscal 1996, up 8 percent from 1995, with 29,207 crimes-based removals and 25,155 noncriminal deportations. An estimated 1 million cross-border entries and 100,000 voluntary returns are not included.
US District Judge Kevin Duffy cautioned jurors to base decisions on law and evidence as deliberations start in the Ramzi Yousef Wali Khan Amin Shah Abdul Hakim case. Prosecutors say the trio plotted to blow up 12 U S jetliners over Asia to retaliate for U S support of Israel. A December 1994 bombing killed a passenger on a Philippine Airlines flight in what prosecutors called a test run.
Hutu rebels cut a main road from Bujumbura and attacked near Kayanza as Burundi's Tutsi led forces reported guerrillas blocking National Route 1 near Muramvya. Rebels moved within about a mile of Kayanza, aiming at a military base, according to anonymous sources.
Search teams reach Longyearbyen as 141 aboard a Tupolev 154 die in the worst Norwegian air disaster. Rescuers face high winds and fog at Opera Mountain 6 miles from the airport while weather slowly improves. Officials note no radar at the small airport.
Edouard, moving up the Atlantic, could loop toward the United States over Labor Day weekend. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami warned Maine to Georgia residents to monitor the storm with top winds near 140 mph and its location 660 miles south southeast of Cape Hatteras.
FAA regained ValuJet's operating certificate after the carrier met the consent order terms that grounded it in June. ValuJet officials praised safety efforts while regulators cautioned ongoing compliance is needed to maintain flight operations, as the airline anticipates resuming flights soon.
A 21 ton section of the Titanic broke free from five flotation balloons and sank back to the sea floor, ending salvage efforts until next year. RMS Titanic Inc. stated the piece is down about 215 feet and a transponder will aid next summer’s retrieval. Nearby observers included 1,700 passengers and three Titanic survivors aboard two cruise ships 420 miles southeast of Newfoundland.
Sacramento reports the state plans the nations first law mandating Depo-Provera for two time sex offenders on parole. Gov Wilson is expected to sign as bills advance in the Legislature. Optional after first offense, mandatory after a second crime against a child under 13. surgical castration is an alternative.
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