FBI says knapsack misfire spared more deaths at Atlanta bombing
FBI Deputy Director Weldon Kennedy said a 40 pound bomb in Centennial Park could have killed more than the one person who died in the July 27 blast. He credited concertgoers who knocked over the knapsack, preventing a larger explosion, as investigators seek tips in the case. A $500000 reward was offered for information. Richard Jewell settled with NBC over a defamation claim. NBC kept sources confidential. An NBC video tape of the 911 warning was released. The explosion killed one woman and injured over 100. a TV cameraman died later of a heart attack.
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Diana at Met Gala sets off whispers on the dance floor
Princess Diana arrived in New York for the Annual Costume Institute Benefit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with sister Lady Sarah. The guest list included Madame Chirac and top designers as 900 dined and 2,000 danced to Maxi Priest, before Diana left the hall just before 11 p.m.
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