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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1997
Page
3
U S officials sought to halt the secret departure of Republic of Georgia envoy Gueorgei Makharadze after a high speed crash killed a 16 year old girl. Immunity complicates potential charges from negligent homicide to murder in his case.
Leftist Tupac Amaru guerrillas holed up at the Japanese ambassador residence rejected claims they sought money for 74 captives. They demanded the release of 300 jailed comrades, denouncing President Fujimori who said extortion was the motive.
Two bombs hidden in trash cans exploded minutes apart in south Tel Aviv injuring at least 13 people. Prime Minister Netanyahu said Palestinian guerrillas likely planted the devices as Israel anticipated attacks amid efforts on a West Bank troop pullout and related clashes.
Volkswagen agreed to pay General Motors 100 million and buy at least 1 billion dollars in GM parts over seven years to settle the suit accusing VW of misusing trade secrets. The deal does not end the related U.S. Justice Department probe into the Lopez case, which continues despite the settlement.
A Comair Embraer 120 en route from Cincinnati to Detroit nosedived into a snow covered field near Monroe Michigan killing all 29 aboard. Investigators consider icing and propeller issues while noting no warning sign before impact.
Washington AP Republicans on the House ethics committee postponed hearings on Newt Gingrich’s alleged misconduct. The plan to begin Monday and end with a House sanctions vote on January 21 was altered as chair Nancy Johnson said a public report would be circulated by January 16. Democrats urged delay until Jim Cole’s final report arrives, with one member proposing to defer sanctions until after its release.
In Meaux, France, high school teacher Bernard Defrance used a riddle game that ended with him stripping to his underwear and later naked in class. The school suspended him citing inappropriate conduct though some students defended his provocative method.
Henry Lee testified via videotape about a new seven-drop blood trail leading from Nicole Brown Simpson’s condo front gate, suggesting a two-killer theory. He noted the blood source remains unknown and contrasted new seven-drop photos with earlier police samples in the civil trial.
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