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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1996
Page
3
In San Diego an atheists group won permission to hold an Easter sunrise service on park land around a large cross, prompting upset from long-time Christian congregations. Organizer Peter Irons says the event aims to open the service to all rather than offend Christians.
A Haifa woman sues Channel 2 and weatherman Danny Rup for $1000 after a sunny forecast led her to dress for sun. She claims illness, four missed work days, $38 in meds, and seeks an apology. The case highlights whether TV forecasts are legally binding.
The actress and writer-producer husband Stephen Crisman sold their 1931 Spanish style Brentwood house for 800000 after leaving the CBS drama. They bought it in 1992 from Friends star Courtney Cox and still own homes in New York and a ranch in Idaho.
Violence raged in Grbavica as arson and looting swept the Serb district just before its handover. Bosnian Serb police fled, fire crews were blocked, and residents faced destruction of markets, warehouses, and homes amid tense transfer to the Muslim-Croat federation. NATO and U.N. presence limited.
A Stanford and Washington university study presents the first laboratory measurements of stardust trapped in meteorites. Researchers found polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons including naphthalene and pyrene, the same compounds from diesel exhaust, mothballs, forest fires and charred meat. The joint study was to be presented at NASA's Lunar and Planetary Symposium in Houston.
In Dunblane Scotland relatives and hundreds attend a joint funeral for Emma Crozier and Joanna Ross, the first two of 16 slain kindergartners. Police urged reporters away as Britain mourned, BBC postponed Panorama, and Queen Elizabeth visited the scene.
A Sunday night blaze at Scotch Meadow Rest Home in Laurinburg left eight residents dead and prompted evacuation of dozens more aged 70 to 90. The one story brick building sustained heavy smoke damage with little fire damage noted.
Russia effectively bans American chicken imports citing high contamination. Deputy PM Alexander Zaveryukha vows the ban stays until U S producers remove salmonella. Officials hinting at permit-based timing caused confusion as Tyson Foods reports a 7 percent production cut amid feed costs and oversupply.
A sightseeing seaplane crashed after takeoff near Key West Florida killing four members of a South Carolina family and the pilot. The sole survivor was the couple’s 1 year old son. Witnesses described the plane banked and hit the water, engines smoking, with bodies recovered as the craft remained submerged.
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