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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1995

Page

3

End zone prayer ban contested

Liberty University sued in federal court to block an NCAA rule banning kneeling in the end zone for prayer after touchdowns. Judge Turk planned a Friday ruling on a temporary restraining order as Liberty seeks to shield players from the new sportsmanship rule.

Lynchburg Jerry Falwell Baptist College Liberty University NCAA Falwell Liberty Tom Neuberger Henry Sackett Mr. Sackett U.S James Turk Richmond

We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Ust Frederich

A compact item notes Frederick and Ust Frederich in a playful or editorial context, hinting at local pride or branding ideas tied to a person or place. The brief piece reads like a hometown feature or column teaser highlighting prominence of the Frederick name in local affairs.

Frederick Frederich Netts

Used Cribs Pose Hazard As Infant Deaths Reported

Washington AP reports the Consumer Product Safety Commission warns about crib dangers from used units. About 50 infants die yearly in cribs, more than in other baby gear, with most deaths tied to previously owned cribs despite mandatory standards since the mid-1970s.

Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission

Fuel cell failure delays Endeavour launch to next week

Space shuttle Endeavour's science mission is postponed after an overheated electricity unit likely due to a stuck valve in a fuel cell. The 255 pound cells power the craft. loss of one could force an urgent return to Earth. Liftoff was scrubbed with 7 12 hours remaining amid storm threats. Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Fortensky announce a trial separation after a four year marriage.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Shuttle Endeavour NASA Earth Beverly Hills Calif Elizabeth Taylor Larry Fortensky Michael Jackson Miss Taylor Liz Smith Larry Mr. Fortensky Betty Ford Clinic

Punjab terror bombing kills 13 in Chandigarh

Suspected Sikh militants blew up the car of Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh outside government headquarters in Chandigarh. He died along with 12 others as police named Babbar Khalsa and Khalistan Liberation Force as suspected groups. Authorities warn the Khalistan movement may revive.

Chandigarh India Punjab Beant Singh S.S. Dawra Associated Press K.P.S. Gill Babbar Khalsa Khalistan

Garcia dies at 53 after heart attack at rehab clinic

Rock icon Jerry Garcia died August 9 at a drug rehabilitation clinic after a heart attack. His widow Deborah Koons Garcia said he passed with a peaceful smile, noting she asked the funeral director if they arranged it and was told it happened as found.

Jerry Garcia Deborah Koons Garcia Rolling Stone Ms. Koons Mr. Garcia

NATO Bombing Pause As Serb Talks Continue

NATO and the United Nations temporarily halted airstrikes on Bosnian Serb targets for a day to push Serbs toward negotiations. Officials said the pause aims to show neutrality while Lt. Gen. Bernard Janvier and Gen. Ratko Mladic meet, with 500 missions completed and weather aiding target finding in Mostar Gorazde and Foca areas.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina NATO United Nations U.N Maj Panasotis Theodorakidis Naples Italy Alexander Ivanko Trevor Murray Muhamed Sacirbey Bosnia Rupert Smith Mostar Sokolac Foca Gorazde Miljeno Murray Alliance Chris Vernon

World Women Conference in China defies limits

At Huairou near Beijing the NGO Forum on Women opens amid strict Chinese controls. Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi delivers a videotaped keynote urging more humane spending. Amnesty delegates protest by parading beyond restricted zones with banners for 11 imprisoned women. Tibetan exiles shown in tape. security records footage. Thousands of activists from around the world attend as China seeks to limit contact with locals.

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