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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1992
Page
3
A retired Denver police sergeant testified he did not rob the United Bank last June or kill four guards. He is James King, 55, who spoke of 25 years on the force and his time as a security guard at the bank. The gun and money from the robbery remain missing.
Authorities in New Orleans closed their investigation into Huey Long's 1935 killing. They concluded, as in 57 years past, that Sen. Long was slain by Dr. Carl A. Weiss after a single shot passed through his body. Long, a U.S. senator and former governor, was gunned down at the state Capitol on September 8, 1935.
The House passed a 270 billion defense package by 198 to 168, funding SDI at 4.3 billion and keeping most Bush requests intact while trimming the overseas troop levels and SDI ambitions. Senate action looms with at least 277 billion slated for military spending.
Admiral Frank Kelso II, chief of naval operations, urged sweeping cultural reforms in the Navy to curb sexual harassment. He proposed training and discipline, and suggested possibly allowing women on all warships to eradicate the problem, while units review traditions and insignias for offensiveness.
Hampden Superior Court ruled that A J s Place may stay open while mother Jennifer Crafts keeps her 19 month old son in the front dining area. The health commissioner called the conditions workable pending a Wednesday hearing.
David Simon accuses CBS and Warner Bros of copying his non fiction book Homicide A Year on the Killing Streets in the new series Polish Hill Oscar winner Barry Levinson and Time Warner are named in the dispute A court order to halt broadcast could be sought if major edits are not made.
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