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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1998

Page

3

Hashimoto resigns as Japan primes for new premier

Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto announces resignation after Liberal Democratic Party defeats in the upper house elections. Amid recession and high unemployment, jockeying begins for a successor, with Keizo Obuchi and Seiroku Kajiyama as top contenders. Market turmoil and dollar yen shifts accompany political uncertainty.

Tokyo Ryutaro Hashimoto Hashimoto Liberal Democratic Party LDP Japan United States France Keizo Obuchi Seiroku Kajiyama Jiro Nemoto Japan Federation of Employers Associations Secon

Modest Brooklyn Scholar Leaves $800 Million Estate

Quiet couple Donald and Mil Othmer left a vast fortune to Wall Street veteran Warren Buffett, with Polytechnic University in Brooklyn receiving $190 million. Dr. Othmer, a 60 year Polytechnic teacher and co editor of the Kirk Othmer Encyclopedia, died at 91 in 1995 after a life of patents and chemical engineering research.

New York Donald Othmer Mildred Brooklyn Nebraska Wall Street Warren Buffett Othmers Polytechnic University Inrooklyn Othmer

Federal aid taps 155 million for rural water relief

In a White House ceremony with Vice President Gore, President Clinton announced 155 million dollars in federal loans and grants to aid rural communities. The New York town of Binghamton will receive 1.3 million to fund a water development project after a resident’s letter to the president.

Washington Carole Buckland New York President Clinton

Coretta King backs affirmative action in America

Coretta Scott King urged continuity of affirmative action saying blacks face sick bigots and subtle racism. She framed it as a good faith effort to share opportunities, not guilt for past sins, amid criticism that such policies amount to giveaways.

Washington Martin Luther King Jr America Coretta Scott King

GM recalls nearly 1 million cars over air bag deploys

General Motors recalls 863000 Cavalier and Sunfire models from 1996 and 1997 and 30000 Cadillacs from 1995 after hundreds of complaints of inadvertent air bag deployments. NHTSA investigates similar issues across Chrysler, Subaru, Mazda, and Volvo models. GM will fix software in the air bag computer and notify owners by mail.

Washington General Motors National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Kyle Johnson Ford Motor Co Johnson Canada

Inuit Bowhead Hunt Revival Strikes Arctic Debate

In Pangnirtung two dozen Inuit hunters launch an explosive tipped harpoon bowhead hunt in the Canadian Arctic. Supporters frame it as cultural right, while opponents warn it endangers a threatened species and could fuel renewed conflict over Nunavut self government. The 1996 Repulse Bay launch set mixed public reactions as this generation seeks to counter prior negative publicity.

Toronto Canadian Arctic Baffin Island Pangnirtung Nunavut Paul Watson Eric Joamnie Repulse Bay Hudson Bay

New IRS records access bill could open archives

Congress passed an IRS overhaul allowing the National Archives to review more IRS files and decide what to preserve and publish. Public access remains limited to avoid exposing individual returns, with potential releases on Capone era tax probes and past abuses highlighted in Senate hearings.

IRS Washington National Archives Congress Clinton Tax Collection Agency Chicago al Capone Capone Marie Allen Ms. Allen Senate United States State Department Supreme Court

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