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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1992
Page
2
President Bush requests a prime time half hour for his news conference but three major networks will not air it on schedule. Cable News Network plans live coverage plus interviews with Thomas W Luce TH and Bill Clinton on Larry King Alive.
The Senate passed a bill authorizing 1.1 billion dollars for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting over three years. It sets indecent programming limits and requires CPB to allow public comment on programming and consider viewer input when judging national standards.
Rep. David Obey seeks suspension of 82 million dollars in U S aid to El Salvador after reports that President Alfredo Cristiani allowed parts of a 2000 acre coffee plantation to return to former owners. The move prompts relocation of about 5000 workers and their families from the plantation established as a cooperative after a 1980 agrarian reform.
Los Angeles Daily News reports Edison tests a microwave clothes dryer prototype that cuts energy use by about 10 percent versus electric models and 28 percent versus gas units. The system targets water molecules, dries varied loads faster, and reduces heat.
NATO foreign ministers approved a potential peacekeeping function with troops and equipment, signaling a shift from past policy. They indicated no immediate plan to intervene in Bosnia or Croatia, and European allies rejected a U.S. push to press Serbia with U.N. sanctions.
Belgrade calls for lifting international sanctions after a U N report reportedly clears Serbia of sole blame for the Bosnia war. Sporadic fighting persists in Bosnia Herzegovina with at least 46 deaths. Bosnian leaders seek foreign intervention as U N says Serb fighters act independently from Belgrade.
Vatican defends its birth control stance as Earth Summit delegates debate environmental treaties. Archbishop Renato Martino says procreation should be managed with responsibility and parental rights to family size. U.S. stance on emissions and biodiversity funding also cited as major summit issues.
Weather outlook covering zones 1 2 4 5 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 with varying rain chances tonight and Friday Mostly cloudy with 30 to 50 percent rain chances Friday highs in the 50s to 80s Southeast wind 5 to 15 mph Official readings list highs 88 89 and record dates Sunrise and sunset times and local elevation noted CLINTON LAKEREFORT weather station records show temperatures around 66 degrees and a few lines of garbled data
Missouri forecast shows partly cloudy skies through Friday with lows in the 50s to 60s and highs near 80. Nebraska mentions partly cloudy tonight with a chance of rain and similar Friday patterns from central to west regions. Oklahoma notes scattered rain west tonight and Friday with cooler north and south areas. Colorado reports scattered rain tonight and Friday with highs in the 70s to 80s and cooler mountains. Road conditions listed under Highway Patrol authority with a contact number 843-6250.
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