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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1992
Page
2
A 107 foot retired cutter was sunk 32 miles off South Carolina to form an artificial reef for snappers king mackerel amberjack and other life. The vessel now rests as a habitat off the coast as part of the state’s artificial reef program.
Rescue teams scoured forested foothills south of Kathmandu for the Airbus A310-300 crash site after monsoon rain delayed attempts to locate Flight TG-311 with 113 aboard including 11 Americans. Officials said a 10 month old in China survived. the death toll stood at 106 with four Hong Kong residents and two Taiwan residents among the dead.
NICOSIA Cyprus with Saddam Hussein pressed by U N inspection row a new confrontation looms with President Bush over Iraq's Kurdish and Shiite rebels. U S may seek a UN resolution to use force to shield minorities while options include backing a Kurdish exile government or creating protection zones. The idea gains support from analysts who urge foreign air and naval support to aid rebel groups.
Las Vegas police say they cannot pursue reports from women groped and pushed through a line of men at the Tailhook Convention due to lack of identifiable suspects. A 28 year old Las Vegas woman filed a report noting 80 assailants, with no suspects named. Police had previously released two other reports from out-of-town women describing similar treatment at the Las Vegas Hilton gathering of Naval aviators.
Willard Scott, host of The Today Show, will host a 60 minute salute on The Nashville Network. Pianist Dmitri Ratser faces visa delays as immigration red tape keeps him from performing at the Sunriver Music Festival in central Oregon on August 7. His American manager Maxim Gershunoff cites bureaucratic obstacles between Russia and the United States.
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