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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1992
Page
5
Reports say Boris Yeltsin acknowledged the Ural Mountains anthrax outbreak 12 years ago was caused by military researchers seeking a germ weapon rather than natural causes. U S intelligence sees this as vindication of the 1980 claim once criticized by allies and experts.
Two German relief workers Hein rich Struebig and Thomas Kemptner, held three years in Lebanon, were freed and turned over to Lebanese authorities. Reports say they will be handed to German and U.N. officials, ending a long hostage saga amid broader Western captives in Lebanon.
In Goerlitz Saxony a federally financed youth club runs for right wing ex tremist youths with a disco gym hostel and private room for posters and banners part of a social experiment to curb extremism by engaging rather than ostracizing youths authorities describe the project as a last ditch effort to reduce violence among young extremists.
Belgrade dispatch reports scattered clashes across Sarajevo disrupt a new truce and Muslims and Croats gain ground in western Bosnia Herzegovina. Serbia faces U.N. sanctions while Dobrica Cosic is elected Serbia’s president. About 10,000 Belgrade students demand Milosevic resignation.
Two Americans in China report passports seized by court orders amid debt disputes. Eugene Wang of Garden Grove California says a Chinese judge seized his passport in a Beijing hotel room nearly two years ago over a $645 000 debt and he has not had his day in court. Joe Collins of Atlanta recalls a Shanghai hotel room visit over a $13 000 rent claim and his passport remains held until payment. Both men accuse officials of lacking lawful basis for the seizures.
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