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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1997
Page
3
U S senator Dianne Feinstein says the FBI briefing on alleged Chinese influence was vague and general. ABC News reports she and Barbara Boxer received the briefing, with Feinstein noting she paused accepting foreign contributions after the session.
The FBI warned six Capitol Hill lawmakers last year they faced potential Chinese influence through contributions. ABC News cited unconfirmed reports that as many as 30 lawmakers were told they could be approached. The White House denied wrongdoing and urged independent inquiry as Republicans demand scrutiny of fundraising tied to China.
Washington sources say a preliminary U.S. draft finding on Nazi gold may not prove direct evidence that melted jewelry and dental fillings from Holocaust victims reached Swiss banks. Officials note records show Reichsbank involvement and looting from camps, but no conclusive link to nonmonetary gold stored by Allies. The World Jewish Congress disagrees, citing Nuremberg testimony about Jews jewelry and dental gold melted into bars.
Tributes pour in for Wallace once tied to Shakur and seen as a rival, amid a career marked by a 1995 Billboard honor and a 1995 Camden robbery arrest. Neighbors complained of traffic at his Teaneck home while investigations linked to the 1994 robbery circulated. Wallace denied involvement, and security around autograph seekers was noted.
Arlington report notes welfare caseload declines and a strong economy prompting states to use surplus federal welfare funds for child care, transportation, and job training. California and Indiana plan large new expenditures while experts urge saving for slowdowns under Clinton’s five year lifetime limit and stricter eligibility.
In Sheridan Wyoming Karen Woinoski a library worker found 40000 in Pen bonds 2600 in cash and rare coins inside a 1934 Color Encyclopedia The owner Mary Jayne Petit of Norfolk Virginia was identified after investigation Petit believes the money will fund her five grandchildren college tuition and the cache was connected to her deceased husband Joe Petit donated by a Sheridan native who bought the book collection.
The Globe tabloid plans to print crime scene photographs reportedly taken inside the Ramsey home in Boulder. Four criminologists say the images show JonBenet’s bedroom and a basement room near where her body was found. Boulder officials say they are unaware of the plan and caution on legal questions.
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