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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1997
Page
3
An overcrowded school bus toppled from a bridge into the Yamuna River in New Delhi killing at least 26 and wounding 67. Police divers searched for 24 missing children as officials suspended the principal and traffic officer amid an official investigation.
New York Post reports Diana negotiated before her death to star opposite Kevin Costner in a Bodyguard sequel. She would play a role based on her life with Costner as the protective bodyguard she falls for. Costner told Premiere he began talks over a year ago and received a second draft shortly before Diana's August 31 Paris crash death.
Four Union Texas Petroleum auditors Joel Enlow Tracy Ritchie Ephraim Egbu and Larry Jennings returned home in caskets draped with flags after being ambushed in Karachi. CFO Larry Kalmbach recalled their dedication as funeral services were planned for the upcoming days. A Pakistani driver also died in the attack tied to retaliation for Mir Aimal Kasi's CIA killings case.
Hillary Rodham Clinton wrapped up an eight day tour of former Soviet republics by announcing a White House UN campaign against female prostitution. She called trafficking a human rights violation and said the effort would reach women in danger.
Crystal Leann Anzaldi, kidnapped from California in December 1990, was located in Puerto Rico after authorities traced a birthmark and a distinctive smile. A woman claiming to be the mother was arrested, and Crystal remains under care as officials determine custody between her divorced parents.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright declared the United States will not recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan citing its harsh treatment of women and children. She spoke at a news conference in Islamabad after talks with Pakistan officials about ongoing Afghan warfare and human rights concerns since the Taliban seized Kabul in 1996.
Former president Ronald Reagan surprised Grave Line Tours visitors with autographs and photos as he stopped beside their vehicle near his Bel-Air residence. Tour drivers called him bright and in good spirits despite his age and Alzheimer's disclosure in 1994.
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