U.S. pushes early verification steps in START talks
Richard Burt, chief U.S. negotiator, said Washington backs early use of verification methods to speed a treaty reducing superpower arsenals. He spoke at Geneva after talks resumed, stressing verification as critical to overcoming outstanding issues and gaining momentum in the U.S.-Soviet START negotiations.
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Mutual monitoring proposed for early arms talks
Washington plans to propose mutual 24 hour monitoring of missile factories and direct inspections of warheads before a new strategic arms treaty. The plan, to be presented by Richard Burt at the 11th U.S.-Soviet talks in Geneva, aims to build confidence and speed treaty progress.
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Soviet cruise liner Maxim Gorky hits iceberg in Arctic waters
A Soviet cruise ship carrying 944 people struck an iceberg 500 miles north of Norway and began taking on water but remained grounded with no reported casualties. Four Norwegian and two Soviet helicopters evacuated about 350 passengers as crews prepared for potential injuries in Longyearbyen Spitsbergen.
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Socialists lead in Europe Parliament election results
Final unofficial counts show Socialists rising to 181 seats in the 518 member European Parliament, with Christian Democrats, Conservatives, and Liberals losing ground. Rainbow Greens and regional parties gain to 38 seats while right wing groups grow to 22. In the West Bank, three Palestinians arrested after the slaying of Israeli settler Frederick Rosenfeld. In the Soviet Union, ethnic clashes intensify in Kazakhstan as Meskhetian Turks flee Uzbekistan amid wider unrest leaving casualties and evacuations.
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Cameraman Arrested in Kabul Amid Afghan Civil War
Tony O'Brien, an American Life photographer from Albuquerque, was arrested in Kabul while traveling with Afghan guerrillas. A U.S. Consulate spokesman in Peshawar said the arrest likely occurred Wednesday and that O'Brien had previously reported from Afghanistan with the resistance during the long civil war.
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Wide thunderstorms sweep east as heat grips West
United Press International reports scattered thunderstorms across much of the eastern U S while a heat wave persists in the West. A cold front from the Ohio Valley toward southeast Louisiana interacts with a humid air mass, triggering storms from the South to the Midwest. Mount Sterling Kentucky saw 1.5 inches of rain in 45 minutes causing street and sewer flooding. Indianapolis logged nearly 1.5 inches in one hour, Nashville faced rush hour flooding, and Toledo measured over three inches in a Monday afternoon deluge. The desert Southwest and southern Rockies remain hot with 100 degree heat spreading into the high plains, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming and Colorado.
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Illinois forecast and lottery results brief
Illinois weather forecast through Saturday calls for partly cloudy and very warm conditions with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows mostly in the 60s to around 70. Illinois State Lottery daily game winning number was 2 1 5 with Pick Four 2 5 1 0 and Little Lotto 9 11 14 21 22. Estimated Lotto grand prize for Saturday stands at $6 million.
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Noon Commodity Quotes From Merchants Trading Co
Live Beef Cattle and Hog futures listed for June to Oct with prices. Pork Bellies, Feeder Cattle, Soybeans, Corn, Wheat, Soybean Meal and Oil, Cocoa, Sugar, T-Bonds, Oats, Gold, Cotton and Silver futures shown with monthly or nearest contracts. Stock quotations from S. T Majewski, H. W. Beeler and O. M 17.
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