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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1997
Page
3
The 1996 aviation report by the National Transportation Safety Board shows 380 deaths from five accidents involving TWA and ValuJet crashes. Of the total, 250 people died aboard planes and 30 on the ground, marking the highest toll since 1985's 526 fatalities.
In Beijing stamp traders capitalized on Deng Xiaoping’s death with soaring prices for commemorative stamps. Jiang Zemin urged turning grief into strength as speculators, fruit hawkers, and capitalists profited from year-old Deng stamps on busy shopping streets. A trader named Li reported prices rising to 20 30 50 yuan, up from near free days earlier.
About 15 anti abortion activists gathered outside Buffalo GYN Women services carrying brochures and signs while offering prayers and hymns. Clinic escort volunteers wearing yellow vests guided patients inside as Buffalo police stood by without action.
Whitewater prosecu tor Kenneth Starr reversed his plan to resign by August 1 and pledged to continue directing the investigation and any prosecutions. He cited public confidence and said his earlier date was a mistake, noting staff disagreement and the probe’s expansion to travel office firings and FBI file searches.
Three men Michael Hickey Vincent Hickey and James Robinson walked free after 18 years in prison for the Carl Bridgewater murder amid police confession doubts. Prosecutors called convictions fundamentally flawed and police forged the confession used to convict.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright met Boris Yeltsin in Moscow and called him mentally sharp during heart surgery recovery. They discussed NATO enlargement, European security, weapons systems, and economic cooperation as both sides signaled cautious optimism.
The Democratic National Committee audit uncovers additional money likely to be returned due to improper or unverifiable origins. Governor Roy Romer says the party may have erred in rejecting funds from noncitizens legally in the U S and from foreign subsidiaries. The party has already returned 1.6 million dollars and faces more than 1 million dollars in possible refunds after a review of fundraising amid calls for broad campaign finance reform.
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