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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1992
Page
3
The New York Times reports Chrysler will name Robert Eaton, a General Motors executive who runs GM Europe, as Lee Iacocca's successor. The move aims to end months of speculation as Iacocca plans to retire at year end.
In Hinckley Ohio crowds greet the first buzzard of the season marking a tradition since 1818. Indianapolis resident Mark Wevear celebrates his mother's 57th birthday as the bird returns.
A congressional subcommittee faulted the Army for 11 bungles in notifying the family of Sgt. Douglas Lance Fielder killed by friendly fire in the Gulf War. The report found no conspiracy but criticized Lt. Gen. William Reno and cited multiple administrative errors in the Feb 27 1991 death and related communications.
Front runner Bill Clinton defended himself against unethical conduct charges as Jerry Brown and Paul Tsongas attacked him on campaign literature. The clash included a retort over Hillary Clinton and focused on Illinois Michigan primary momentum and Bush's looming delegate lead.
Two natural gas lines exploded in flames in White Bluff causing 200 foot high fire and destroying three houses. More than 100 residents within four square miles were evacuated. Five injured with two hospitalizations as crews waited for gas to burn out and hotspots to cool. The cause remained unknown.
Alaska grapples with a potential 1 billion dollar shortfall as oil prices and production fall. Lawmakers weigh reinstating income tax and ending oil-wealth giveaways, moves economists say must come by the mid-1990s. Oil taxes and royalties fund about 85 percent of the state budget.
Iraqi Defense Minister Ali Hassan al Majid told the Iraqi News Agency there are no offensive intentions and no plan to advance beyond current division positions. Kurdish rebel spokesman Barham Saleh had claimed Iraq massed troops for a large offensive last week.
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