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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1992
Page
3
Cincinnati Klan official Ron Lee vows prosecutions for all those charged with toppling or damaging wooden crosses erected on a downtown square. Three people were charged with disorderly conduct after protesters knocked down the third cross since Dec. 21.
FBI said robbers surprised the unarmed guard during TV watching at Hudson Armored Car Courier Service, tied him up, and looted more than 8 million from the vault. The guard freed himself after about 20 minutes and triggered an alarm, drawing police to find the vault open and suspects gone. It may have been an inside job.
The United States expressed deep concern over Serbian repression in Kosovo and warned Serb leaders that Washington would consider using military force to prevent broader conflict. President Bush warned Milosevic and General Panic, with possible U.N backed airspace bans and action against Serbian forces in Kosovo and Serbia proper if hostilities escalate.
In Geneva on Monday negotiators pressed toward a nuclear missile reduction treaty before President Bush leaves office. Russian Foreign Minister Kozyrev wagered whiskey on success as Secretary Eagleburger voiced progress. Bush, vacationing in Beeville, Texas, hoped for agreement and would be briefed on return.
In Ohio Bill Craxton left most of a $500000 estate to Cora Wood, a 17 year old Kenston High School senior who befriended him during 13 months at Dinks Restaurant. His sister and sole heir, Cora Bruck, contests the will saying it misrepresents his intentions.
Atlanta AP reports that a new CDC definition will classify about 90,000 Americans as having AIDS starting Friday, up from 50,000 under the old standard. The change adds diseases and a drop in CD4 cells, expanding identification especially among women and IV drug users.
A Montgomery grand jury indicted Governor Guy Hunt on 13 counts for theft conspiracy and ethics violations alleging he took 200000 from his inaugural fund for personal use. The panel named inaugural fund accountant Gene McKenzie and two former aides as co conspirators. The other indictments were not released.
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