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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1997

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3

Deficits seen smaller by CBO for 2002 and beyond

The Congressional Budget Office reports deficits through 2002 are smaller than last year’s projections, narrowing the gap toward a balanced budget. O’Neill notes a $154 billion savings target for 2002, with deficits over five years about one third lower, while risks and timing remain uncertain amid evolving White House plans and Medicare cost controls.

Washington Congressional Budget Office Clinton Congress CBO June O’neill Senate Budget Committee O'Neill Pete Domenici R-N.m Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Budget Office Lautenberg Congressional White House

Alcohol linked to fatal bicycle crashes in Maryland study

Johns Hopkins University study of bicycle accidents in Maryland from 1987 to 1994 shows one third of 68 people over 10 involved in fatal crashes tested positive for alcohol. Twenty two percent were legally intoxicated and over half of those had alcohol levels twice the legal limit or higher.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Maryland

Millionaire trashman stays at work after lottery win

Sergio Martini, a New York City sanitation worker for 12 years, kept his midnight shift in 15-degree wind chill despite winning a 10.3 million dollar Powerball prize. He will receive about 270 thousand annually for 20 years and quit his taxi job after the win.

New York Sergio Martini New York City Mr. Martini Martini

Black churches announce $12 million rebuilding and arson plan

Washington AP. The Congress of National Black Churches Inc unveiled a $12 million program to rebuild churches and improve arson prevention. Lilly Foundation grant provides $6 million, with the remaining funds raised from public and private sources through a fund-raising drive and partner support.

Washington Association of Black Churches Congress of National Black Churches Inc Lilly Foundation

Royal yacht debate heats up British election period

Britain staggers over a 97 million royal yacht replacement as Conservatives vow public funding if re elected while Labour leads polls and opposes the plan. In the US, UC Davis researchers explore using beauty salons to inform black women about breast cancer, noting salons can normalize sensitive health conversations.

London Britain Conservative Labor Party

Simpson lawyers urge jurors to give him life back

In a two hour closing, OJ Simpson lawyer Robert Baker argued for innocence and urged jurors to render a verdict in his favor to restore Justin and Sydney’s father. Prosecutors countered with accusations of a guilty man crafting a defense amid overwhelming evidence.

Santa Monica Calif O.J. Simpson Mr. Simpson Robert Baker Baker Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman Justin Sydney Petrocelli Simpson

Maskhadov Leads Chechnya Victory Ahead of Moscow Talks

Aslan Maskhadov appeared set to win Chechnya's presidency with about 63 percent of a 90 percent vote count, while Shamil Basayev trailed at 27 percent. Russia rejected independence. Maskhadov urged direct negotiations within limits as Chechens hailed the democratic vote toward formal sovereignty.

Grozny Russia Chechnya Aslan Maskhadov Shamil Basayev Maskhadov Magomed Magoadov Moscow Basayev

Ambassador Jagmetti resigns amid war rhetoric row

Switzerland’s ambassador to the United States, Carlo Jagmetti, resigned after likening Swiss WWI Nazi gold allegations to a two fronts war. He described opponents as untrustworthy in a confidential report leaked by a Swiss paper, drawing protests from Jewish groups and calls for apology and suspension.

Bern Switzerland United States Carlo Jagmetti U .S Alfonso D'Amato Rn.y Jagmetti Israel Jewish Agency D'Amato

Frederick Nefri Pust Dominates As Frederick HWuitiencrowd Grows

A lively scene centers Frederick Nefri Pust as supporters rally amid claims of Frederick HWuitien influence. Organizers push for broader turnout while opponents question tactics and impact on local affairs.

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