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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1997
Page
3
The first nationwide cigarette packs carry the warning Smoking is addictive as Liggett Group distributes S and M brands with the label. Similar warnings are expected on Chesterfield Lark and Eve within 60 days following a landmark March settlement with 23 state attorneys general and lawyers for smokers.
Attorney General Janet Reno announced 70 criminal cases against 109 people in a federal pension fraud crackdown over eight months. The ongoing task force reports pension losses exceeding $90 million affecting more than 150000 workers and retirees, underscoring the promise of benefits to contributors.
In Santa Monica AP report O J Simpson faced lawyers seeking a 33.5 million award and said his home is less congested while he cannot locate his Heisman Trophy and other items. Despite civil liability for the 1994 slayings the debtor exam yielded no records of finances or pension use. Gingrich pays 50000 on fine and discloses a book deal with Harper Collins to secure loans from Bob Dole.
FBI fingerprint expert testifies no McVeigh prints on key, Ryder truck rental papers, or Elliott's Body Shop counter in Kansas, nor in Terry Nichols' pickup. Redirects note prints can be absent despite contact. Prosecution argues alias Robert Kling, truck key, and footage tie McVeigh to the Ryder truck and getaway plan.
Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko has ceased intervention in state affairs while retaining the title. Rebels near Kinshasa push his government to retreat as Gen Nzimbi Ngbale flees to Brazzaville and refugees cross the Congo River. Laurent Kabila demands Mobutu resign, giving him a Monday deadline, amid talks in Cape Town with Mandela and U.N. officials.
After a three week consultation Hong Kong's emerging government proposed easing limits on demonstrations and foreign group links while clarifying national security scope. The plan aims to balance pro democracy voices against Beijing officials who see Hong Kong as already too free.
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