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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1990
Page
2
Delegates from 47 nations urged specific limits on greenhouse gases and a global Marshall Plan to help developing countries tackle environmental problems. The three day conference, chaired by Kenya's James Miruka Owner, produced an action agenda though resolutions are nonbinding.
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Secretary of State James A. Baker II, in Brussels with NATO allies, urged deep cuts in short range U.S. nuclear arms in Europe. The plan would reduce or eliminate deployments including 700 aging Lance missiles and about 900 Lance II units as Germany unification looms. The discussions precede Bonn talks with US Britain France and the Soviet Union and include a visit to the European Community foreign ministers.
Kilauea lava advances within yards of Kalapana Store as residents like av enia Kamelamela rush to remove trees before evacuation. Store owner Walter Yamaguchi vows to stay open despite civil defense roadblocks, while several homes burn in the widening eruption.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Kazimira Prunskiene said Lithuania is ready to compromise to resolve the crisis with Moscow over independence. She spoke before a Bush meeting, stressing negotiations with the Kremlin and democratic US support, while calling independence untouchable.
Canadian army mobilizes assault vehicles near Cornwall and 28 000 acre St Regis Reservation as federal state and provincial officials plan talks in Montreal to restore order after two Mohawks are killed in a gambling dispute. police and RCMP patrols tighten borders and Mohawks shield homes amid ongoing tensions.
An Amtrak train from Chicago to Indianapolis derailed after a switch left open, sending it into freight cars on a siding 40 miles from Indianapolis. At least 26 injured, including the engineer, with 5 hospital admissions and others treated and released. Authorities cite human error as cause.
GAO findings show a near 50 percent rise in under age 18 violations over six years. In 1988 alone 31,500 injuries and illnesses were reported by 26 states. Labor Department enforcement surged, with about 25,000 violations in 1989 and a three day sweep yielding 12,000 cases and nearly 4 million in proposed fines. Lawmakers Pease and Schumer push for higher penalties.
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