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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1992
Page
3
Doctors said swelling was found during Monday exams at Gemelli Clinic and a diagnosis was not yet made. The pope, 72, had entered the hospital Sunday with intestinal problems.
U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth pressed prosecutors for a public accounting of who is delaying the Iran Contra trial of Clair George the former CIA chief of operations. The judge demanded a name as prosecutors noted the NSA attorney oversees declassification of sensitive documents in the case.
Milosevic considered stepping down after Milan Panic, a Serb-born American, became prime minister. A close associate cited opposition and potential bloodshed as reasons. In Sarajevo, 16 mortar shells struck near the U.N. compound killing three and wounding 25.
Mi lan Panic faces a lawsuit filed by the Resolution Trust Corp in San Diego federal court over an $8.4 million loan he stopped paying in November 1990 for a Budget Motel in Mission Valley California. Panic alleges misrepresentation by developer Richard J Carroll who built the motel and is jailed for bankruptcy fraud.
President Bush congratulated Israel's new prime minister Yitzhak Rabin and said Secretary of State James Baker will travel to the Middle East next week to restart peace talks. Rabin invited to visit Bush at Kennebunkport in August. Baker previously aimed to set up talks in Madrid.
Yitzhak Rabin won Knesset approval for his center-left coalition and invited Arab and Palestinian leaders to Jerusalem for informal peace talks. The speech marked a conciliatory shift away from Shamir’s nationalism as Rabin sought U S backed confidence building.
The Bush administration announced it would forswear producing plutonium and highly enriched uranium for weapons. It has not produced plutonium for four years and holds stockpiles to fuel another arms race, but presents the step as a push against proliferation to deter other nations in the Middle East, Korea, and South Asia from pursuing nuclear weapons.
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