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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1994
Page
3
Kristinehamn High School in central Sweden says a teacher, 44, resigned after undressing in front of unemployment claimants to teach body positivity. She urged students to love their bodies, triggering protests from some students and a published report in Aftonbladet.
In Manila Bay a Singapore-registered freighter rammed the ferry Kota Suria causing a fatal wreck. At least 35 dead and 110 still missing as search efforts pause. Coast guard says on duty crew will be tested for drugs and alcohol. Body of an early woman found as divers locate the vessel in 85 feet of mud.
Paul Hill, 40, former minister, received two life terms without parole for federal clinic violence. An escort’s son hugged an anti abortion activist outside the courthouse as supporters from both sides voiced reactions. The case marks the first execution under the federal clinic protection law.
In Elizabeth New Jersey a deadly stampede at El Balcon club followed a fight. Police say 12 or more were injured and rushed to hospitals as patrons spilled into stairways and exits became blocked. Witnesses describe people piled in front of the stairs during the chaos.
Senate Democrats select Tom Daschle of South Dakota as minority leader after a 24 to 23 vote over Christopher Dodd of Connecticut. Republican leadership changes see Bob Dole elected majority leader. Alan Simpson loses whip to Trent Lott by 27 to 26 as Gramm signals broader GOP shift. Dole seeks common ground with Clinton administration amid calls for more aggressive action.
In Sarajevo NATO jets paused over Bosnia during Serb threats to shoot down aircraft and release UN peacekeepers. Karadzic met UN envoy Akashi as Serbs signaled de escalation while Ankara and NATO vows to enforce the no fly zone. Dozens of peacekeepers were freed while hundreds remained hostage as negotiations continued.
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