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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1992
Page
2
In Copenhagen Danish voters on Tuesday rejected a treaty that would bind the European Community into a closer political and economic union by the end of the century.
A U.N. convoy carrying milk and baby food was attacked in the Dobrinja suburb of Sarajevo. One driver was killed and another injured as Serbs were blamed. the incident followed cease-fire breakdowns amid fighting between Serb paramilitaries and Muslim defenders.
Elizabeth Taylor urged a Senate panel to fully fund the Ryan White Care Act saying spending has fallen short of the nearly 1 billion per year authorized. The Bush administration faced fresh accusations from Public Voice for Food and Health Policy of neglecting safety for industry interests.
Clinton clinched the Democratic presidential nomination after adding New Jersey Ohio Alabama and New Mexico to his wins as Bush also secured the GOP nod. Perot showed notable cross party strength though not on ballots, with California voters drawn to him in exit polls. Feinstein and Boxer pursued Senate seats in California amid a looming November race.
At the Rio Earth Summit the United States under President Bush is portrayed as the primary obstacle to progress. Critics say U S positions undermine potential conservation accords while leaders accept a diluted draft. Bush defends U S leadership in environmental action and progress.
Sen. Robert Byrd warned the Senate will likely defeat the balanced budget constitutional amendment. Senate sponsor Sen. Paul Simon acknowledged slipping support amid Byrd’s lobbying. Byrd said private meetings and his appropriations role influence votes, while House Democrats push a weaker proposal to derail momentum.
Police arrested 22 alleged Crips Tuesday for conspiracy to loot Jung's Stereo during the Rodney King riot period. Authorities say the group stole $80,000 in merchandise and assaulted a white man, who was beaten and suffered a broken shoulder. several suspects remain at large.
Former Atlanta bank manager Christopher Dragoul admitted to 60 counts of a 347 count federal bank fraud indictment for secretly loaning 5.5 billion to Iraq. He cooperates in the probe but faced harsh questions from U.S. District Judge Marvin Shoob who threatened prison and demanded a full disclosure. Dragoul, 40, could face up to 390 years, 17.5 million in fines and 1.8 billion in restitution at sentencing set for August 13.
President Bush signalled willingness to negotiate parts of a 2 billion emergency urban aid bill and urged Congress to enact urban enterprise zones with tax incentives. He pressed California Governor Pete Wilson and LA Mayor Tom Bradley to back zones, while offering few details on financing or cost.
Free blood pressure screening at New Graham Pharmacy Bluefield Va runs today 11 to 1. Music in the Square Committee meets at Johnston's Inn Princeton at noon. Red Cross Blood mobile visits Bluefield Youth Center Stadium Drive noon to 6 Thursday. Retired Railroad Club meets Western Sizzlin Bluefield 12:30 Thursday. Retired Petiroed Club meets Princeton Western Steer Oakvale Road 6 p.m. Thursday. Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 628 meets Bonanza Claypool Hill 6 30 p.m. Dutch treat. Mount Rogers Planning District Executive Committee meets Marion 7 p.m. Thursday. Maples Nursing Home flea market 9 to 4 30 Friday donations accepted. Hoeschl Celanese Narrows mobile 10 to 4 Friday. Stuttgart Music School Symphonic Youth Wind Orchestra at Concord College 8 p.m. Friday. Piano recital First Assembly of God Route 20 Princeton Saturday 1 p.m. Mercer Sportsmen and Conservation Club meets Bluewell Fire Department.
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