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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1995
Page
3
A combined American Marine and Italian force solidified control of Mogadishu's air and sea ports as 10 Bangladeshi UN troops depart. Pakistanis will withdraw next, with Marines and Italians pulling back to ships while air and sea cover continues.
Denver International Airport unveils its first passenger flights after a 16 month delay and 3.2 billion cost overrun. Mayor Webb Gov Romer and Transportation Secretary Ana attend the ceremony as United Flight 1062 to Kansas City carries 300 passengers and Flight 1474 from Colorado Springs lands with 128. Elrey Jeppesen helps cut the ribbon. The opening is marked by a bumpy takeoff and prior legal challenges over airport bonds.
Nebraska wins federal ok to end cash aid for many welfare recipients after two years and bar new benefits for children born while on relief. Gov. Nelson promotes the reform with two years of help for child care and health costs as the state becomes the 24th to test welfare change.
Animal-rights groups protested after a French chef roasted about 20 ortolan birds and served them to diners who wore napkins over their heads and ate the whole bird in one bite. The dish, once common in France, is controversial despite birds not being officially endangered.
Charlie Watts and wife Shirley buy Simeon Sadik for over 1 million Australian dollars as a record price for the breed in Australia. The stallion, viewed on video, will be collected in March during the Rolling Stones tour and shipped to Watts’ England stud farm.
Lamar Alexander, former Tennessee governor, declared his candidacy on the Blount County courthouse steps. He promised to shrink Washington power and return decisions to states, touring his childhood neighborhood and stressing an outsider, reform-minded approach amid a GOP field.
In Moscow the Pushkin Museum displays 63 paintings plundered from Nazi Germany, hailed by director Irina Antonova as saved twice by the Red Army and Soviet museums. The works span seven centuries by El Greco to Manet, including pieces from German and Hungarian Jewish families.
Los Angeles AP report describes Rosa Lopez testifying via videotape about seeing a white Bronco near OJ Simpson’s estate around the time prosecutors say the murders occurred. The testimony covers timing, dog barking, and flight to Chicago, with translator issues and legal disputes over transcripts and conduct.
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