Belarus opposition leaders granted asylum in U S
The United States granted political asylum to Zenon Poznyak and Sergei Naumchik of Belarus. They fled Lukashenko's regime claiming life threats and received indefinite stay documents from the INS.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1996
Page
3
The United States granted political asylum to Zenon Poznyak and Sergei Naumchik of Belarus. They fled Lukashenko's regime claiming life threats and received indefinite stay documents from the INS.
Bob Dole said his failure to address the NAACP last month was a missed opportunity as he pledged to win black voters. He disavowed the party plank to deny citizenship to children born to illegal immigrants and said he would not support that part. Kemp defended affirmative action and the GOP’s outreach to minorities.
A Indianapolis jury found cigarette makers not liable for the cancer death of Richard Rogers, ending the suit brought by his widow. Rogers began smoking at age five and died in 1987 at 52, with the case seeking at least 424000. The decision follows another recent industry defeat and coincides with federal limits on cigarette marketing to youths.
An EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft crashed on a desert training range near the Gila Mountains in Yuma Arizona. All four crew members aboard were killed. The incident occurred during a training mission with a second Prowler nearby and was under investigation.
Federal officials announced microscopic explosive traces have been found on seating material from TWA Flight 800, but say the quantity is too small to determine whether the disaster was criminal. PETN traces were described as a speckle, with no definitive origin yet established.
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