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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1994
Page
3
U.S. officials warn a hint of a mass Cuban exodus could trigger swift federal action to deter outward boat movements. President Clinton would invoke emergency powers to seize vessels and curb maritime rescue efforts amid renewed Castro warnings of a Mariel style influx.
An official review links the Mariel exodus to exile leaders actively gathering Cuban migrants, not just Cuba opening Mariel port. The plan bans U S based vessels from Maniel II, with fines and seizure risk for violators, while exile leaders worry a large exit could pressure Castro to reform. Local Florida communities faced sudden influxes, impacting schools, and the 1980 boat lift shaped voting in Florida.
In Yokohama a AIDS researcher says studies of healthy carriers of HIV for 12 to 15 years offer hope infection is not always a death sentence. Dr David Ho head of the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center notes 5 percent show no damage after many years, though longevity remains uncertain.
Smokey Bear marked his 50th birthday with a lavish Ellipse event attended by about 12,000 children and parents. He received a golden shovel a huge cake and an honorary AARP membership as nationwide commemorations led by the U S Forest Service continued with past appearances and updated Smokey ads.
The four glass office towers west of Washington blend with corporate campuses as the Pentagon and CIA face questions over a 310 million intelligence complex. Defense Secretary Perry seeks a full investigation and possible halt while Senate leaders disclose the project’s existence and undisclosed costs and location.
Rwandan refugees in Goma face a typhus outbreak spread by lice in ragged clothing and ramshackle shelters. At least 30 deaths in 10 days. UN officials say it may not reach cholera or dysentery levels but risk remains. Prevention requires showers, boiling clothes, and disinfectant spraying. Early treatment uses pills. later stages need costly antibiotics.
Government troops closed in on the last supporters of renegade Fikret Abdic in the Bihac pocket as thousands fled to Serb held Croatia. U N airlift to Sarajevo resumed delivering food and blood products after a three week pause while Bosnian radio warned force could be used if necessary. Amnesty offered to Abdic loyalists who join the Bosnian army within seven days, excluding war criminals.
Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy could face an independent counsel probe into his links with Tyson Foods and other food companies. Critics say access to corporate travel and sport tickets may undermine efforts to reform the Agriculture Department. Janet Reno seeks outsider investigators. panel decision may take weeks.
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