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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1992
Page
5
The Dow fell 6.74 points to 3363.18 by 2 p.m. as losers outpaced gainers 924 to 661 with 626 unchanged on the NYSE. Tuesday's drop was the steepest in two months, sparked by inflation worries and expectations of tighter credit.
United States and Third World nations clash over forest protection as Earth Summit delegates near signing more than 100 heads of state will attend in Rio. Malaysia presses for linked aid and biodiversity measures while U S support for the nonbinding Rio Declaration depends on forest principles. A $150 million aid proposal for forestry protection is stalled in the talks.
An AP poll finds 30 percent of Americans favor making abortion illegal in their state if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade this summer. Fifty seven percent want abortion to remain legal, nine percent are unsure, and 65 percent of voters would not judge candidates by abortion stance. Women show higher political impact at 30 percent.
The American Heart Association urged treating second hand smoke as an environmental toxin banned from homes offices and public spaces. It disputed Tobacco Institute claims linking ETS to lung and heart disease, citing asbestos as a closer cancer risk. The group plans to press Health and Human Services and EPA leaders to harden standards and boost education funding.
A U.N. team of about 50 led by Gen. Mackenzie arrived in Sarajevo to inspect the airport and press for a cease fire. Serb forces reportedly pulled back some but fighting continued around the airport as residents hid in basements amid shelling.
The House opened a long awaited debate on a balanced budget constitutional amendment amid a shrinking group of undecided lawmakers. Leaders and President Bush urged support as factions warn of possible Social Security and Medicare cuts and tax hikes if the measure passes.
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