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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1996
Page
3
Atlantis departs Russia's Mir station as Shannon Lucid and crew bid farewell to replacement John Blaha. The crew radioed good luck and joked about Blaha's four month stay. Lucid, setting endurance records for a woman and American, bids a final goodbye and shares humorous tips.
President Boris Yeltsin held a weekly meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin at the Central Clinical Hospital amid doctors’ concerns he is too ill for bypass surgery. Aides said they discussed a broad range of issues. Experts gathered for an international heart surgery conference in Moscow with American surgeon Michael DeBakey among attendees. Doctors may delay the operation up to two months to stabilize his condition.
Taiwanese and Hong Kong legislators tried to reach the Diaoyu Senkaku chain in the East China Sea but were blocked by Japanese patrol boats. The island group sits between Taiwan and Okinawa, claimed by Taiwan China and Japan for its fishing stocks and possible energy reserves. Kin Chieh-shou led the flotilla with about 16 lawmakers and 40 reporters.
A bomb exploded outside a political rally in Kishtwar injuring 19 people, two seriously. Former Jammu Kashmir chief executive Farooq Abdullah, unhurt, urged voters to participate in the Sept 30 state elections amid separatist calls for a boycott.
Princess Diana will attend a White House breakfast with Hillary Clinton and about 120 guests including fashion designers helping raise funds for breast cancer research. She also plans a Washington gala for Nina Hyde Breast Cancer Fund and a charity lunch at Katharine Graham’s Georgetown home, adjusting travel to attend.
The FDA cleared a cagelike spinal fusion device from Spine-Tech Inc for patients with degenerative disc disease. Surgeons insert the cage between vertebrae, fill with the patient's bone, and over time bone grows through the device to fuse the adjacent vertebrae.
Ross Perot sues the debate commission in Washington and plans a FCC complaint to win access to debates and equal air time. He argues the process violates federal rules and constitutional rights and seeks inclusion or cancellation of the forums.
President Clinton signed the stalking penalties bill as part of the 1997 defense authorization act. The law makes interstate stalking a federal crime, allows restraining orders across states, and prescribes up to five years for harassment and life for murder. Victims and supporters welcomed the measure at the Oval Office ceremony.
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