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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1992
Page
2
A rabbi was killed and another wounded by an Israeli soldier outside a Jewish settlement in the occupied Gaza Strip. The army confirmed the shooting as tensions rise after a separate fatal Gaza attack in Tel Aviv suburb. The report ties the incident to broader regional violence and political notes.
Scientists outline the path to commercialized gene edited foods as the Bush administration weighs sale without government testing for many GE fruits vegetables and grains. Tastier firmer tomatoes are headed to stores while genes for cold resistance and reduced pesticide use are under development.
Veteran Rep Carroll Hubbard of Kentucky and Rep Bill Alexander of Arkansas lost their primaries amid House bank scandal anger. Hubbard, who admitted 152 overdrafts, fell to Tom Barlow in a district remap. Alexander, with 487 overdrafts, was defeated by Blanche Lambert in Arkansas. he vows to return to work or pursue other endeavors.
Washington Bush plans a signed order to bar foreign ships doing business with Haiti from US ports amid criticism of returning Haitian refugees. Amnesty International USA likens the move to a Caribbean Curtain. OAS urged hemispheric action while Europe maintains trade with Haiti. Joao Baena Soares to meet Latin American and European delegations in Chile.
The report notes record low temperatures last night and the start of the month shows unusually cold conditions. Weather stations across several counties recorded historic lows, with shoreline areas posting the coldest readings and residents advised to bundle up and monitor frost advisories.
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