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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1992
Page
3
Atlantis crew will extend their environmental mission from eight to nine days to take additional measurements of Earth's ozone layer and atmosphere. Landing remains set for just after sunrise Thursday at Kennedy Space Center.
Foreign Minister David Levy announced his resignation signaling a widening feud within the Likud Party led by Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. The dispute centers on patronage and election slots, risking damage to Shamir's re election bid if unresolved. Levy seeks one third party posts to reflect his 30 percent backing in the central committee nomination to lead the party.
Bill Clinton acknowledged experimenting with marijuana a time or two during his Oxford years as a Rhodes Scholar from 1968 to 1970. Jerry Brown pressed him on past drug use, while Brown defended his role at a biomedical firm facing an FDA dispute and a $400,000 penalty.
Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan denied being told about any federal inquiry into his role in the Illinois savings and loan collapse after the New York Times reported that regulators were reviewing the matter.
The American Cancer Society announced a large study to test if high fiber intake reduces colorectal cancer risk. It will enroll 2000 polyp patients and track whether a diet with 15 percent of calories from fat helps breast cancer patients lower relapse risk.
An infant born without a fully formed brain was removed from life support in Fort Lauderdale after a court blocked declaring brain death for organ donation. The baby named Theresa was expected to die soon, with the family described as very distraught by attorney Walter Campbell.
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