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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1992
Page
2
Two Israeli warplanes conducted a fifth air raid in six days against suspected Hizballah bases in southern Lebanon near Mleeta Jarjou Loweizeh and Ein Bouswar southeast of Sidon. No immediate damage or casualties reported.
In the six state early March primaries Arkansas Kentucky and Idaho voters choose for the last round of a turbulent presidential preseason. Clinton seeks boost from Arkansas and a win over Jerry Brown in Kentucky while Bush aims for more delegates in another undefeated stretch. Idaho holds a beauty contest with no delegate impact. Down ballot tests query anti incumbency and House bank overdrafts affecting incumbents like Beryl Anthony Bil Alexander and Carroll Hubbard.
In Los Angeles a meeting led by a minister produced a plan for Black and Korean factions to cooperate. Korean merchants would consider Bloods and Crips for jobs in Korean businesses in South Central, with four gang members to start in managerial roles. The groups will reconvene Friday as tensions from past riots and murder cases linger.
About 200 aborigines from five continents attended the opening of the Intertribal Conference in Rio de Janeiro marking the week before the United Nations Earth Summit. Ciber, a Tucano Indian, spoke of unity among tribes as Maurice Strong urged leaders to listen to indigenous voices. The delegates prepared to issue the Earth Charter declaring environmental goals, while a ceremonial blessing opened a village built for the event despite construction delays.
Weather officials report a new record low for the month with overnight temperatures dipping to a record low. Forecasters warn of continued cold snaps as sunrise reveals a chilly start for tomorrow with potential frost.
Margaret Thatcher toured a Henry Moore sculpture at the Nelson Atkins Museum in Kansas City while receiving an award from the Midwest Research Institute. Mick Jagger attended his daughter Karis Hunt Jagger's Yale graduation with other celebrities Mia Farrow and Gov Mario Cuomo. Paul Ksonga placed third in a race, and in the U S Masters Championships a 51-year-old former senator finished 23rd in his heat.
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