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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1990
Page
3
Two maintenance workers died and six others injured when toxic gases leaked from a furnace at Magnatek Inc in Mendenhall Mississippi. Workers were repairing the furnace when the deadly leaks occurred, plant manager Dennis Kokaisel said. The furnace hardens steel.
Kuwait's exiled emir told President Bush of Iraq’s pillaging and rebuilding inside Kuwait. Brent Scowcroft called the report devastating and warned the timetable for action could shorten. Rep. Aspin said the administration is leaning toward an early war option.
Lawrence F. O'Brien, 73, a key Democratic strategist for Kennedy campaigns and later NBA commissioner, died of cancer at New York Hospital. Kennedy said he was the founding father of postwar American politics, while others praised his organizational genius and lasting influence.
President Bush will attend the Children's Summit with over 70 world leaders but declines to sign a treaty on basic children's rights. Conservatives criticize the document over death penalty limits for minors and failure to define a fetus as a child. He will unveil a U S program to wipe out measles and polio and increase funding for AIDSaffected children, and nations will announce strategies to cut infant mortality and illiteracy.
The special counsel to the Senate Ethics Committee urges clearing Sen. John Glenn and Sen. John McCain from a wider probe related to the savings and loan collapse. The panel may still pursue investigations into Alan Cranston Donald Riegle and Dennis DeConcini. A vote is delayed amid panel disagreements.
Washington AP reports talks between student activists demanding sweeping improvements at the University of the District of Columbia and officials failed Friday evening as a three day campus takeover continued. Students demand resignations of most of the university board of trustees and say education quality is poor.
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