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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1992
Page
3
Britain’s Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock announced his resignation after a fourth straight electoral defeat to the Conservatives. Finance spokesman John Smith, a Scottish lawyer, is favored to succeed him as the party seeks a new direction.
The AFL-CIO nears endorsing Bill Clinton as a majority of its 14.2 million members backing him grows. Lane Kirkland cites union desire for a new White House leadership. Gephardt and Rockefeller have endorsed Clinton, with other super delegates expected to follow. Brown trails amid a strong labor record but remains less backed by unions.
AP dispatch from Dallas reports two studies released Monday find women with heart disease are treated less aggressively than men due to age or ill health rather than sex bias, while two other studies reach opposite conclusions. The studies reflect ongoing questions debated at the American College of Cardiology meeting.
In Leiden Netherlands two stuffed sea gulls edged a camel buffalo lizards and a bulldog to win the top prize at the first European Taxidermy Championships organized by the Dutch Association of Taxidermists. Danish taxidermist Erling Morch created the winning gulls among 330 entries from 13 countries in a two week exhibition.
Jerry Brown says he will back the Democratic presidential nominee only if the nominee enforces strict limits on campaign contributions and supports reforms like term limits. He stressed the choice reflects a movement and would not name a specific candidate, signaling broader principles guiding his stance.
Preliminary analysis presented to AIDS researchers shows the antiviral DDI may slow AIDS symptoms more than AZT in patients previously treated with AZT. Researchers caution findings are early and general treatment guidance will wait on further study. DDI is didanosine and AZT is zidovudine.
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