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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1995

Page

3

Columbia Blasts Off After Six Delays For Space Mission

Capable of foreshadowing life on NASA's planned space station, the Columbia shuttle lifted at 9:53 a.m. after weather and technical woes. Seven astronauts, led by Commander Kenneth Bowersox, expressed relief and eagerness to begin the science work aboard a $101 million payload of experiments including protein crystals cells and potato plants.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Shuttle Columbia NASA International Space Station Shuttle Kenneth Bowersox Columbia

Priest gets 46 years for sex abuse in Maryland

Roman Catholic priest Father Thomas Schaefer, 69, is to serve four consecutive four year terms for child abuse and four years for a sodomy count after pleading guilty to sexually abusing five young men over 17 years. Judge William Eibring Jr. said penalties exceeded guidelines. Three victims spoke, detailing trust and addiction issues.

Upper Marlboro Thomas Schaefer William Eibring Jr Spellbring Schaefer Father Chaefer Martin Hertz

NATO chief Willy Claes resigns amid bribery trial shift

NATO chief Willy Claes resigned at NATO headquarters after the Belgian parliament voted to push him to stand trial on corruption charges. The 56 year old had faced pressure to quit to spare NATO an indictment crisis while the alliance works through a sensitive period.

Brussels Belgium NATO Willy Claes Claes Alliance

Stone Plates Protest at Capitol Over Welfare Cuts

Religious leaders delivered stones on paper plates to lawmakers to oppose Republican plans reducing food stamps and child nutrition funds. Stones from farms and clinics were brought to offices with the verse about bread a stone. Leaders say charities are stretched and Congress cannot replace the cuts with private aid.

Washington Congressional Congress

Massacre at Ivory Coast plantation leaves at least eighteen dead

The government news agency quoted police in Guiberoua reporting 18 dead in a central Ivory Coast plantation massacre. The line notes no immediate confirmation from Ivorian Press Agency and links violence to political tension ahead of Sunday elections.

Abidjan Ivory Coast Guiberoua

Madonna stamp honors Madonna and Child scene at gallery

A pensive Madonna hands a white rose to Baby Jesus on a 32 cent Christmas stamp inspired by Giotto and released at the National Gallery of Art. The image from a church altar symbolizes Mary’s purity and Jesus’ future sacrifice as an angel stamp debuts in Christmas, Florida.

Washington Jesus National Gallery of Art Giotto di Bondone Fla David A. Brown

Riot at Talladega federal prison injures staff and inmates

Inmates attacked guards with baseball bats, shattered windows, and set three prison buildings ablaze in a riot at Talladega Federal Correctional Institution. Six staffers and two inmates were injured as authorities regained control. the riot began about 6 15 p m and ended shortly after midnight with a quiet facility reported the next morning.

Talladega Ala Talladega Federal Correctional Institution Rich Phillips Justice Department Corliss Morange

Tax cut plan heads to Senate floor amid budget fight

A scaled back seven year tax cut totaling 245 billion dollars moves to the Senate as part of a broad budget bill to wipe out the deficit by 2002. It expands IRA eligibility and widens estate and capital gains relief while adding a $500 per child credit and a marriage penalty reduction amid partisan debate.

Senate Washington America Don Nickles R-Okla Senate Finance Committee GOP Bob Dole Clinton Congress House Treasury Department

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