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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1992
Page
2
An Army general reprimands three 3rd Cavalry officers for alleged negligence in a friendly fire death during the Persian Gulf War. A Pentagon source says letters of reprimand were filed six weeks ago by Gen. Edwin H. Burba Jr., commander of Forces Command.
Washington reports 407000 first rise in three weeks as new jobless claims increase by 4000 from 408000. Four week moving average dips to 410750, signaling slow rebound while economists anticipate unemployment near 7.2 percent.
Negotiators at the Earth Summit confront Washingtons reluctance to sign a biodiversity treaty seen as vital yet costly. US officials warn of funding controls while environmentalists urge minor changes. Prime Minister Major May visit Washington en route to Rio as 15000 delegates seek agreements on technology transfer pollution and forest protection.
A fragmentary notice lists 124 Hutland Drive and a mailing box at P O 456 in Aiken as part of an address reference. The text appears as a partial supply of location details with no clear event or action.
Washington reports food banks nationwide are turning away families as surplus flour canned goods and peanut butter run scarce. Agriculture Department says warehouses are nearly bare and the $120 million year budget has nearly been spent. Activists warn shortages may persist into summer with 25.7 million Americans on food stamps and millions of children facing empty cupboards and meals. Senator Leahy warns hot lunches may cease for many children as schools close.
The 70 year old North Carolina senator underwent a quadruple bypass at Rex Hospital in Raleigh after nine hours of surgery. He is in stable condition and the procedure followed a nine hour operation. The senator is a Republican with health issues including prostate cancer and Paget's disease.
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