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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1992
Page
2
Danes voted against closer European Community integration in a 50.7 percent rejection of the Maastricht treaty. The result raises questions about unity on the continent while Ireland and other members eye upcoming votes.
In Rio de Janeiro the first Earth Summit opens with over 120 world leaders including President Bush and UN Secretary General Boutros-Ghali. The 12 day meeting at the Bio Center Convention Center covers seven key topics from global warming to forest protection while activists host a competing Global Forum nearby.
Bill Clinton secured the Democratic presidential nomination after sweeping multiple states, including California, New Jersey, Ohio, and New Mexico, while promising to unite the nation and select a running mate. Ross Perot gained strength on Clinton’s victory night as Bush kept winning across states. Jerry Brown ended with a modest showing, especially in New Jersey, Alabama, Montana, and New Mexico, where he lagged behind Clinton and uncommitted options.
HARTFORD Conn Connecticut has banned hand-held radar guns as Gov Weicker signed the bill amid police fears though no scientific proof links the devices to cancer A Windsor Locks officer and four others diagnosed with cancer after radar exposure are cited with calls for nationwide study and action to ban the devices across the country
A scrambled notice lists mailing and office addresses for the Aiken Standard with hours for subscriptions and delivery problems. It includes phone lines for service inquiries and survey responses, plus garbled entries resembling internal codes and stray postal references.
A official statement expresses hope for a nationwide study on radar effects, starting with one state and expanding to the remaining 49. The speaker emphasizes broad adoption once initial results are achieved.
Elizabeth Taylor appeared at Capitol Hill on Tuesday urging the government to fulfill the promise of nearly one billion dollars yearly to aid people with AIDS. She joined others before a Senate committee decrying shortfalls in funding under the Ryan White Care Act signed by President Bush in 1990.
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