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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1992
Page
3
Shannon Siegel, 22, the first of five white men charged in the June 1991 beating of a popular black student, was found guilty of assault conspiracy riot and weapon possession. He faces sentencing December 18.
Senator Bob Packwood issued an apology amid ongoing allegations of unwelcome sexual advances from 10 women, mostly former staffers, with details reported by The Washington Post. Oregon Democrats consider Ethics Committee action while Packwood avoids direct admissions and faces no formal complaints.
In Bangladesh a cyclone weakened after forming in the Bay of Bengal. Up to 120 mph winds spared the southeastern coast and about one million people returned to their homes. Two deaths were reported, and Sajedul Rahman of the Dhaka Meteorological Office called the turn of events a miracle.
Sarajevo experiences the heaviest shelling since the cease-fire began ten days ago. Bosnian authorities accuse Serb forces of deploying Scud missiles near two northern towns. U.N. troops protect relief warehouses in Travnik as NATO ships enforce new sanctions and calm remains unsettled amid refugee flows.
Alaska judge rules officials must release complete transcripts of emergency command post conversations from March 1989. The talks involve Coast Guard, Exxon, and Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. An excerpt quoted Exxon saying cleanup efforts look like little activity, harming public impression. Alyeska pending decision.
Unofficial projections show supporters of President Alberto Fujimori winning a majority in a newly elected 80 member Democratic Constituent Congress that will draft a new constitution and run legislative duties until 1995. Official results are pending for several weeks.
U N representatives say the Security Council is unlikely to ease Iraq embargo despite Tariq Aziz and Mohammed Said al Sahaf request. Baghdad remains evasive on its nuclear program and cease fire terms require cooperation before any relief.
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