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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1997

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Unmanned rocket explodes over Cape Canaveral

An unmanned Delta rocket carrying a $40 million navigation satellite exploded 13 seconds after liftoff. No injuries were reported as 200 spectators watched from nearby sites and 73 crew sheltered in the blockhouse. Fire and debris fell into the ocean and a safety zone.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force

Fossett Detours Through Sahara After Libya Airspace Refusal

Steve Fossett, the Chicago adventurer hoping to be first to circle the globe nonstop in a balloon, was forced into a Sahara detour Friday when Libya barred entry to its airspace. Project manager Bo Kemper said resuming the jet stream path remains only a remote possibility.

Chicago Steve Fossett Sahara Desert Libya Fossett Bo Kemper

Salinger to Publish Hapworth 16 1924 With Orchises Press

J D Salinger plans a new book after 34 years with Orchises Press, a Virginia outfit run from a professor's home. The novella Hapworth 16 1924, first printed in The New Yorker in 1965, will be released soon. Agent confirms the release while Salinger remains silent on the deal with Roger Lathbury of the press.

Alexandria J.D. Salinger Virginia Orchises Press Mr. Salinger Roger Lathbury George Mason University Salinger New York

Quakes hit southern Japan no damage reported

Two strong earthquakes struck near Amamishima Island in southern Japan on Saturday. A magnitude 5 event occurred at 12 37 a m about 19 miles below the sea floor, followed 16 minutes later by a magnitude 6 quake in the same area. No tsunami danger was reported and no injuries or damage were confirmed.

Tokyo Japan Amamicshima Kyushu Central Meteorological Agency

Witness to Cosbys shooting too traumatized to help police

Los Angeles police cannot release a sketch of Bill Cosbys son Ennis Cosbys killer because the key witness, a 47 year old screenwriter, is too traumatized by the event and public exposure to provide details. Investigators have no suspects and are interviewing callers and others who may have seen the sequence.

Cosby Los Angeles Bill Cosby Willie Williams Ennis Cosby Williams The New York Daily News Sergio Robleto Mander Los Angeles Police Department South Bureau Kcal-Tv

Gingrich Faces 300000 Fine In House Ethics Hike

The House ethics committee backed a 300000 penalty for Speaker Newt Gingrich after a two year probe. The 7-1 vote allows him to keep the speakership, with a formal House vote set for next Tuesday. Special Counsel James M Cole described multiple years of conduct that violated standards.

Washington House Ethics Committee Newt Gingrich Gingrich Georgia Republican James M. Cole

Bomb explodes outside Lahore courthouse in Pakistan

A powerful bomb attached to a motorbike exploded in the Lahore Sessions Court parking area, killing 25 and wounding over 100. Victims included policemen and members of the Friends of the Guardians of the Prophet. Tariq Rehman, Zia-ur Rehman killed, and Tariq Tariq Tariq wounded. Sipah-e-Mohammed suspected. One suspect arrested as chaos and debris filled the scene.

Lahore Pakistan Lahore Sessions Court Fayaz Ahmed theGuardians Zia-ur ‘Rehman Azim Tariq Rehman Tariq Sipah-e Mohammed Sipah-e-Mohammed Rehman Allah Bux

Hebron withdrawal sparks tense Hebron clashes and claims

Palestinians celebrate Arafat backed control of 8 percent of Hebron as Palestinian police take over the military HQ and patrol. Jewish settlers protest with stones and anger flares. Arafat vows future visit and a Palestinian state within two years amid talks with Israel. Netanyahu warns of possible withdrawal revocation if violence continues.

Hebron West Bank Yasser Arafat Israel Jacky Arafat Syest Bank Gaza Strip Jerusalem Holy Jerusalem Netanyahu

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