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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1997

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3

Teen wins 40000 prize for near-field photolithography

A 17-year-old from New York City, Adam Ezra Cohen, earns 40000 dollars for a bedroom lab printing method called near-field photolithography. The Hunter College High School senior says the tech could print 50 words on a surface the width of a human hair and yield 16 times denser semiconductor patterns for chips. The award comes from the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, with about 1600 entrants.

Washington New York City Adam Ezra Cohen Hunter College High School Adam Westinghouse Science

Clinton presses Israel over new Jerusalem housing plan

President Clinton criticized Israel for approving 6,500 new Jewish homes in southeast Jerusalem and warned negotiations over the city’s future may be delayed. He urged Palestinians to refrain from violence while noting Palestinian self-government progress and stressing opportunities for Israeli progress.

Washington Clinton Israel Jerusalem West Bank White House Hosni Mubarak Yasser Arafat Benjamin Netanyahu

Mexico names new drug czar amid graft scandal

Mexico appoints Mariano Federico Herran Salvatti, a civilian former prosecutor and law professor, to head the drug war institute after the previous chief was charged with taking bribes from a drug lord. He vows to restore public confidence and curb corruption at top anti-drug agencies.

Mexico City Mexico Mariano Federico Herran Salvatti Herran

Cocaine Stashed in Carrots Seized at La Guardia

Authorities seized 3,586 pounds of Colombian cocaine hidden in cardboard carrot boxes in a LaGuardia tractor-trailer. Nine alleged ring members arrested. prosecutors call the haul one of New York’s largest drug seizures of the 1990s. Cash $1.3 million recovered. suspects face prison terms up to life if convicted.

New York la Guardia Robert H. Silbering Silbering Queens Texas

Flood crest drives Ohio River flood into Illinois and Kentucky

In Grandview Indiana and across western Kentucky and southern Illinois residents brace for flood crest. Ohio River floodwaters inundate homes and neighborhoods as sandbagging and evacuations continue along a 200 mile stretch.

Grandview Ind Scott Basham Basham Evansville Kentucky Illinois Ilinois Jim Edgar Old Shawneetown Cairo Ohio Mississippi River Metropolis Owensboro Cincinnati Louisville Hardhit Falmouth

White House and FBI clash over China influence claim

President Clinton sparred with the FBI after saying he should have been informed when agents warned White House aides that China might try to influence U.S. elections. A Congress member said the FBI told her in 1991 that Beijing sought campaign contributions, as Republicans push to authorize a probe into 1996 fundraising while Democrats seek soft money review.

Washington Clinton FBI White House National Security China U.S Democratic Party Congress Senate Republicans Senate Nancy Pelosi D-Calif California Dianne Feinstein Barbara Boxer Daniel Patrick Moynihan National Security Council NSC Mike McCarry McCurry Edward J. Appel Rand Beers Appel Beers Justice Department Fbi-Nsc Senate Intelligence Committee Anthony Lake CIA

Twin fog pileups kill four injure sixty near Birmingham

In thick fog on a major highway south of Birmingham about 90 vehicles collided in two linked crashes. Four people died and 60 were injured with 15 vehicles set ablaze as firefighters and hospitals responded.

Birmingham England Alvechurch David Hills

Coal mine blast in Henan kills 86 in China

In central Henan province a privately run Red Dirt coal mine explosion during the Chinese New Year holidays killed 86 workers and injured 12. The blast, caused by gas buildup, followed a push to resume work before safety inspections. Three mine owners fled and were arrested.

Beijing Henan Nanjie Henan Province Liu Red Dirt

New Life Christian School Non Discrimination Policy

New Life Christian School admits students of any race color national and ethnic origin to all rights privileges programs and activities. It does not discriminate in administration of educational and admissions policies scholarship and loan programs athletic and other school programs. New Life Dunstan School as a ministry of New Life Foursquare Church peace at 5973 Jefferson Pike Way.

New Life Christian School New Life Dunstan School New Life Foursquare Church Peace Jeferson

Yeltsin orders full cabinet resignation for fresh start

President Boris Yeltsin declared the entire Cabinet will resign except the prime minister and first deputy to form a new government within a week. He aims to revitalize a stalled economy after eight months of heart trouble and pneumonia sidelined him, signaling a major personnel reshuffle led by Anatoly Chubais with Viktor Chernomyrdin remaining premier.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Grigory Yavlinsky Yavlinsky Viktor Chernomyrdin Anatoly Chubais Igor Shabdrasulov

Vatican Libya establish diplomatic relations amid U.S. reservations

Vatican City announced formal diplomatic ties with Libya despite U.S. opposition tied to Libyan state sponsorship of terrorism. U.S. officials, while critical, offered muted comments as Vatican officials emphasized a chance for broader world recognition.

Vatican City U.S Vatican Libya

Citadel dismisses 1, punishes 9 for hazing

The Citadel dismissed one male cadet and punished nine others for hazing two female cadets amid allegations of harassment. One cadet faced dismissal. another received campus restriction and 120 hours marching with an unloaded rifle. Eight others received lesser penalties for the misconduct.

Charleston 8.C Citadel Military School FBI Jeanie Montavlos Charlotte N.C Kim Messer Clover

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