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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1992
Page
3
On the first Gulf War anniversary President Bush urged pride in Iraq's defeat while saying the U S would not again intervene militarily to oust Saddam Hussein. The White House signaled a continued restraint and no new invasion plans.
The CDC reports the nation has 206 392 AIDS cases and 133 232 deaths. The spread accelerates as the second 100 000 cases occur four times faster than the first.
Former Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou was acquitted by a 13 judge special court of instigating the loss of state funds in the Bank of Crete scandal tied to embezzlement allegations against bank owner George Koskotas. Two Cabinet ministers were convicted on related charges.
Remains of 75 men allegedly slain by Sandinista troops were exhumed from a common grave. A human rights official said the victims, lured by promises of joining the Contras, were executed as traitors on November 5, 1984, at a farm about 90 miles east of Managua.
U S inflation in 1991 ran 3.1 percent, the second-lowest in 24 years, as energy costs fell 7.4 percent and food prices rose modestly. December rose 0.3 percent, core rate 4.4 percent, with gasoline and fuel oil stabilizing after Gulf War spikes. Analysts foresee moderate inflation and a weak recovery ahead.
UTA scientists report direct evidence that the immune system can form antibodies against silicone in breast implants. In 79 patients with implants and autoimmune diseases, such antibodies may attack the body, supporting a possible biological link between implants and conditions like rheumatoid arthritis scleroderma and lupus.
Moledet party, led by Rehavam Zeevi, withdraws from the government, collapsing Shamir's majority and likely forcing early elections. Zeevi accuses the cabinet of sins for backing the Palestinian uprising and the Washington peace talks.
In northeast Portland police shot and killed a burglary suspect after authorities say the man pressed a knife to a 12-year-old boy's throat. The boy was unharmed, and three officers were placed on administrative leave as investigators review the deadly incident.
Researchers report Hubble images hint at a supermassive black hole in galaxy M87 collapsing its core, possibly 2 to 3 billion solar masses. They also note infant globular clusters suggesting old objects and potential merger paths for spiral galaxies forming ellipticals.
Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa unveiled a two ad TV push in New Hampshire aiming to emphasize his positive economic program. The spots stress rebuilding America with roads bridges and schools while framing Harkin as a builder of the country with more ads to follow in the five weeks before the February primary.
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