Deng Xiaoping Memorial Draws China's Elite at Great Hall
Ten thousand Communist leaders gather in the Great Hall of the People to mourn Deng Xiaoping. Jiang Zemin delivers a 50 minute eulogy as Deng's ashes await sea burial per the family’s request.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1997
Page
9
Ten thousand Communist leaders gather in the Great Hall of the People to mourn Deng Xiaoping. Jiang Zemin delivers a 50 minute eulogy as Deng's ashes await sea burial per the family’s request.
Los Angeles Times reports President Clinton and Hillary Clinton kept in touch with Webster Hubbell through White House aide Marsha Scott during his 16 months in prison after fraud and tax evasion pleas. Scott visited Hubbell and relayed support while denying official messaging between the White House and Hubbell. The piece notes Scott and Hubbell's long friendships and investigates Hubbell’s finances involving Mochtar Riady's family company.
New York Times reports that CIA records showed direct evidence of a 1991 demolition of the Amariya ammunition depot in southern Iraq yielding sarin. The Army did not confirm the findings or act, risking exposure for more than 20,000 U S troops. U N inspectors and a 1991 notice warned of contamination but the issue was shelved for years.
North Korean defector Lee Han Young, 36, who fled in 1982 and was linked by police to earlier North Korea tension, died after being shot in the head Feb. 15 while entering a friend's apartment in Seoul. Police earlier alleged North Korean involvement but remain uncertain.
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