Chinese Officials Confirm Patriot Technology Link to Israel
Two Chinese attaches in the Netherlands and Syria reportedly confirmed to U S diplomats that Israel supplied Patriot missile technology to China. U S intelligence had earlier disclosed the claim, and analysts say the information may have been shared to limit diplomatic damage amid concerns about missile proliferation.
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Judge orders Haiti asylum representation for refugees
A federal judge blocked returning Haitians fleeing political danger without attorney access. The injunction covers thousands with plausible asylum claims after Coast Guard rescues and a large interception at Guantanamo Bay.
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Harassment suit details unfold in court in Waterloo case
Former Waterloo police officer Dolores Bartelme testifies about harassment she faced from colleagues after reporting improper conduct by Ilten and others. She describes crude jokes, unwanted photos, graffiti, and multiple unfounded complaints aimed at undermining her. Her testimony continues in morning session.
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Iowa Budget Battle Seeks Early Spending Controls
Governor Branstad moves to cut 13 million through selective cuts and across the board 0.6 percent as the Revenue Estimating Conference lowers 1992 revenue growth by 27.2 million. Union leaders pause protests, pledging morale efforts while pay raises for state workers are slated to start May 15.
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Branstad’s 1992 cuts criticized as vague and difficult
Iowa lawmakers labeled Gov. Branstad’s proposed 36.5 million in additional 1992 budget cuts vague and hard to implement in under three months. Leaders urged treating the shortfall with all budget issues, while pursuing a spending reform package for 1993 and reviewing remaining fiscal matters.
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