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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1995
Page
3
Police briefly thought they nabbed the Unabomber after arresting a 37 year old man in Evanston on weapon and traffic violations. Authorities said the van carried a gun and electronic gear and a typewriter font match fueled the theory, but FBI and officials denied confirmation.
In Queensbury New York the defense for Gail Hanna 45 argues undiagnosed diabetes affected her actions after she allegedly shot her boyfriend Richard Rubel 50 at their Lake Luzerne home on May 11. The body was wrapped in a shower curtain and placed in a storage freezer. Her son 26 pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution. Hanna surrendered to police in New Hampshire.
A Mao Tse-tung oil painting tied to the Cultural Revolution sold for 737,800 dollars, the highest price for a Chinese oil painting at auction. An anonymous Chinese buyer acquired the piece showing Mao in his 20s leading a coal mine strike. Official prints totaled 900 million with many unofficial copies also circulating.
In Manhattan's Diamond District thieves used a blowtorch to breach two safes at Dan Peligrad jewelry store stealing about 1 million dollars in gold and diamonds. The break occurred as Pope John Paul II held Mass nearby. no suspects were named and investigators pursued leads.
President Clinton ranks his stepfather Roger Clinton as alcoholic and troubled. He recalls a gun firing near his mother Virginia Kelley when he was five, and says the memory shaped his views on marriage, peacekeeping, and presidential resolve.
After months of talks Israel releases Bashayer Ali Abu Laben, a curly haired teenager who says she does not regret attempting to stab an Israeli soldier two years ago. Twenty women prisoners protest by staying imprisoned over four withheld releases.
Rain soaked the edge of Sungaipenuh as 800 soldiers aided by locals buried 100 dead after a magnitude 7 quake. 700 were injured and 10,000 buildings collapsed or damaged in a disaster that drove survivors from homes into open areas amid aftershocks. Local residents mourn amid a fragile response to disease risk.
Washington AP Leon Panetta says the Clinton administration may accept smaller cost-of-living increases if economists determine the current inflation adjustment is overly generous. Moynihan warns administration faces pressure from seniors groups as debate centers on CPI use and budget balance. Russia AP Interior Minister Kulikov calls for emergency powers to curb Chechen rebels after a bomb attack and hostage raid leader Basayev is demanded.
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