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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1996
Page
3
In Chattanooga, doctors hold cautious hope that Gary Dockery, a 42 year old brain damaged officer who spoke briefly in February, may regain further speech. Neurologist Bruce Kaplan warned the chance remains uncertain while noting real comprehension and limited, intermittent movements after recent lung surgery.
Lt Gen Hussein Kamel al Majid and his brother Col Saddam Kamel left Amman with their wives six months after fleeing Baghdad. Al Majid said he planned to return to Iraq and sent King Hussein thanks for hospitality. Prime Minister Kabariti cited their departure and journey home.
In New Hampshire, Dole leads Buchanan among early GOP voters while Alexander trails and Forbes fades. Clinton tops the Democratic ballot as voters decide amid light snow and forecasts of high turnout. Dole cites energy and experience, Buchanan blasts opponents, and campaigns press ahead in a tight race.
Naeema Lee, 20, died after a struggle with a teenage mugger over $60 on a New York subway. A 15-year-old with psychiatric problems was charged with murder. The suspect’s mother said he had stopped taking medication. Lee was en route to her mother’s home to pick up her 21 month old child.
Chinese civilians abducted from homes in China and forced to work as slave laborers in wartime Japan demand compensation from Kojima Corp. The company says it followed orders and bears no liability, claiming it was strictly government regulated.
In Cadiz Philippines the MS Gretchen I capsized near shore after storms, killing 54 people including 21 children. More than 200 aboard, the vessel twice its legal capacity, had been ordered out of service for being unseaworthy and may have operated without proper authorization.
In Wales the Sea Empress leaked heavily overnight near Milford Haven, with officials estimating up to 6 million gallons spilled from the 38 million gallon crude cargo. Salvage hampered by rough seas, dispersants sprayed from seven aircraft as about 150 workers clean beaches and coves along the estuary.
Washington AP report shows government doctors tout faster US access to therapies while critics say hidden red tape delays a single medicine up to 15 years. Congress debates FDA overhaul with Senate deadlines and a radical House proposal to shift drug approvals to private firms. International data show Americans first to use 10 of 28 breakthrough drugs last year.
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