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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
2
Researchers cut tuberculosis diagnosis time from weeks to about 36 hours by analyzing genetic material common in TB cells. Lead researcher Kathleen Eisenach of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences says rapid testing enables earlier, appropriate drug treatment and reduced transmission.
The Democratic House urges President Bush to ban nuclear weapon tests post Cold War, proposing a one year moratorium if Soviet republics maintain their unilateral ban. The chamber pushes a $274 billion military package with SDI cuts and bomber program adjustments, while Aspin negotiates SDI funding.
The United States rebuffed Brazilian cosmetic changes to a biodiversity treaty at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. A US official cited unresolved concerns as the reason, while U S Forest Service chief William K Reilly announced ending clear cutting in national forests as a sign of progress. The treaty aims to protect endangered species and compensate developing nations for resources used in commercial products.
Readable text notes location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 in Aiken. The item presents a generic address fragment without additional context or actions.
Montenegro president Momir Bulatovic said sanctions against Yugoslavia may justify a new plebiscite on Montenegro's union with Serbia. He stressed that Montenegro's interests come first, noting months of sanctions could force reconsideration of its federation in the Adriatic region.
President Bush says he bears responsibility to families who want to work and warns that a too costly climate treaty could throw people out of work. He cites concerns about economic impact while addressing global warming.
Bruce Springsteen will not perform a public dress rehearsal for his world tour. The rehearsal will be on a closed set but broadcast by about 230 radio stations. Mayor Schmoke rejected plans by the Irish band to stage a July August show at Memorial Stadium to avoid stadium readiness issues for an NFL exhibition. Rushdie says hiding from Iran has sharpened his video game skills and he can finish Super Mario 3 quickly before more challenges.
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