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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1992
Page
3
A 35 year old man who received a baboon liver in June 28 surgery died after a Sunday coma from intracranial bleeding. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center said details remain unavailable. The patient requested his name be withheld.
U N inspection leader Maurizio Zifferero said Iraq still refuses to name foreign suppliers for its nuclear weapons program as the team wrapped up a week inside the country. He noted progress on long term monitoring but a key hurdle remains access to procurement information.
Berlin and other cities faced a weekend of clashes as neo Nazi youths pelted refugee homes, shattered windows, and clashed with riot police. Police arrested more than 40, and security officials debated stricter laws and restricting refugees to curb the unrest.
Officials acknowledged the 1 billion export subsidies would lower domestic payments to wheat farmers but argued farmers gain from higher overall prices. White House and campaign aides say the subsidies are revenue neutral and will reduce the need for home price supports while boosting farmers’ earnings.
Bill Clinton faced boos and heckling as he toured the pit area at the Southern 500 in South Carolina. A banner and taunts accused him of draft dodging while he praised Dixie roots and urged unity with Arkansas driver Mark Martin. Clinton defended his stance and noted shared concerns with voters.
UN environment chief Tolba alleges Italian firms plan to ship toxic waste to Somalia amid chaos. He cites two planned incinerators and multi‑hundred‑thousand ton shipments with projected profits of 4 to 6 million dollars.
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