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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1997
Page
2
Moscow honors Laika the stray space dog as the 40th anniversary of the Nov 3 1957 launch is marked. Laika died when her capsule burned up returning to Earth after orbiting with Sputnik the first satellite.
Britain's 13 year old prince attended his first public appearance since Princess Diana's funeral. He watched a Zulu dance at Abuhiebemwelo High School in KwaZulu Natal with his father Prince Charles. Harry spoke little and remained shy throughout the performance. Prince William stayed in Britain for school.
In Penza, a clock factory paid workers a bonus in toilet paper, about 150 rolls each, forcing three days to haul it home. Some tried to pay rent with the rolls, but housing officials refused. The report notes Russia’s industries suffer funding shortages and late pay, despite promises from President Yeltsin’s government.
Cambridge prosecutors argue against letting the jury revisit the verdict, contending the 52 page defense memo asks to overturn the murder conviction or reduce it to manslaughter. They say the defense gambled on an all or nothing strategy and move for a new trial.
The United Nations defies Iraq by continuing weapons inspections and surveillance flights despite Baghdad’s pledge to expel American inspectors by Wednesday. U N envoys from Algeria, Argentina and Sweden head to Baghdad, while Secretary General Annan seeks a postponement to avert escalation.
The Supreme Court left intact California Proposition 209 banning race and gender preferences in hiring and school admissions. The action declines to set a national precedent while noting lower court rulings upheld the measure as a neutral step toward equality. Critics warn it curtails remedies against discrimination and could influence other states.
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