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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1992
Page
3
Brian Davidow 30, Noriega's U S co defendant, was sentenced to 33 months for his role in the guns for cocaine voyage aboard the drug yacht Krill linked to the 1986 Miami deal. Noriega's own drug trafficking sentencing is July 10 with potential 120 year max.
The United States said it would join in military action if relief supplies to 300 000 Bosnians are blocked by fighting in Bosnia Herzegovina. The pledge came as the UN Security Council considered force to ensure aid delivery amid Serbian bombardment near Sarajevo airport. France reported a six ton airlift as peacekeepers arrived and secured the field.
The 35-year-old patient, kept anonymous, woke and squeezed a doctor's finger a day after an 11 hour operation at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He is in critical condition on a respirator, but shows signs the liver is functioning. Surgeons say prognosis looks good despite hepatitis B infections. An animal-rights group plans a protest at the hospital today over animal organ donation.
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, held South Carolina must compensate a man who paid 975000 for beachfront lots later barred from building. The decision marks a notable property rights advance while drawing environmentalist concern.
Mohamed Boudiaf, 73, head of Algeria's ruling council, was slain by a gunman in a police uniform, with 41 injured as gunfire and grenades erupted at his speech. Authorities say an Islamic extremist link is suspected after government suppression of their electoral victory. The assassin was captured by the High State Committee.
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 10,000 Navy jobs at headquarters and abroad over Tailhook sex scandal handling. Led by Rep. John Murtha the move, approved by voice vote, faces possible Senate rejection as defense budget moves toward final passage. No charges have been filed in the alleged assaults on 26 women.
Activists released on bail by a Nigerian court were among five detained by military authorities after May riots linked to fuel shortages and price hikes. The government had charged them with treason for allegedly instigating the unrest.
A Jewish settler, armed with a pistol, was halted by restrained bodyguards as he tried to punch Palestinian peace talks adviser Faisal Husseini at a roadblock where he spoke with reporters. Soldiers detained the man. Husseini and his delegation, who met with Yasser Arafat, were questioned after returning from Jordan. Police said the investigation will continue.
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