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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1992
Page
2
Police seek help locating 2000 discarded blood vials stolen from California Automated Laboratory. About 20 contain hepatitis. at least one and possibly three tested HIV positive. Vials were marked infectious and stored in red bags and two drums.
The House approved a $13.8 billion foreign aid bill the lowest since 1977 with 297 voting for and 124 against. The administration called the total inadequate as leaders argued cuts could not boost domestic spending under the 1990 budget agreement.
In Newark New Jersey a couple and Irene Seale were indicted on conspiracy kidnapping and extortion in the disappearance of Exxon executive Adel Reso with his fate still uncertain. FBI notes and Exxon followed up on a claim that Arthur Seale helped design the companys security program.
In Placerville California defending champ Bill Mackay nicknamed the Pit Bull explains that trajectory and tongue curl matter in cherry pit spitting. He warms up for the final round under hot sun while noting the 67 feet 542 inches winning mark from last year and the 60 second limit on spits.
Congress and President Bush end a two day rail shutdown by approving a 35 day cooling off period and arbitration. Union Pacific reports about 75 percent of trains running midmorning with full service by evening and restored by Saturday. The strike disrupted GM plants and canceled a Ringling Circus show in Jackson.
Critics say new EPA clean air rules let businesses boost emissions by allowing production changes without new permits. Waxman cites a loophole enabling widespread emission increases while Bush administration officials defend required flexibility and cost savings under the 1990 act. Sierra Club warns many small shops may escape permits.
AP reports that President Boris Yeltsin suggested American POWs may have been kept in the Soviet Union. Malcolm Toon, head of the POW-MIA commission, said no evidence supports living American servicemen in Russia and that Yeltsin likely misunderstood the information. Toon met Russian intelligence heads and Volkogonov this week to discuss the issue.
Zone by zone forecast notes tonight and Saturday with varying rain chances from 30 to 50 percent and highs around 75 to 83 degrees. Details include zones 1 2 15 3 6 4 5 7 8 11 9 12 17 10 13 14 15 16 and winds. Peninsula areas show clear to partly cloudy skies, temperatures in mid 50s to low 60s, and Saturday highs near 80s. The Clinton Lake report lists lake temperature 74, level 876.53 feet, normal 875.5 feet, with no precipitation reported.
Missouri tonight clear with lows in the 50s and Saturday sunny with highs 80s to 85. Nebraska sees rain chances west and central tonight with mostly clear east, highs in the 80s. Oklahoma mostly cloudy west with possible rain, statewide rain Saturday, highs in the 80s. Colorado partly cloudy tonight with scattered rain, cooler lows 30s to 60s and highs 60s to 90s, west hotter. Road contacts Kansas Highway Patrol and Kansas Turnpike Authority listed.
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