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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1992
Page
3
A U S District Court jury in Harrison found the Sun magazine invaded Nellie Mitchell s privacy and acted with actual malice by wrongly identifying the 96 year old newspaper carrier as a pregnant 101 year old. Mitchell sought 1 million in libel damages in Boca Raton Florida parent Globe Communications Corp.
Strasbourg becomes the first major French city to bar automobiles from its central business district. Officials say the move will cut congestion and pollution while merchants fear a 10 percent sale drop. Cars without permits must park on the edge. free shuttles bring people into the center where streets are pedestrian and bicycle friendly.
Bruce Willis entertained at a Sun Valley Idaho benefit to raise about 15000 for a new lighting system at the Sun Valley Repertory Company theater. Demi Moore joined him as part of their years living in the ski town. Clint Eastwood was inducted into the Lionel Hampton Chevron Jazz Festival Hall of Fame in Moscow Idaho for his jazz passion and directing Bird.
The 31 year old destroyer Dahlgren visited Norfolk with its flag at half mast for two sailors who died from smoke inhalation in an engine room fire off the North Carolina coast. Cmdr Lawrence V. Kester said investigators are uncertain of the fire’s cause and four sailors were injured. Relatives boarded the ship at Norfolk Naval Base for private visits as the vessel docked after a two week Puerto Rico exercise.
GM chairman Robert Stempel is ready to unveil specifics on 1991 job cuts and plant shutdowns after warning last year that 74,000 jobs could go and 21 plants close. Analysts expect about $3 billion losses plus a list of doomed plants as the Big Three confront near $7 billion combined losses.
Democratic presidential hopefuls clashed over taxes and health care during a curtain-call debate ahead of the South Dakota primary. New Hampshire winner Paul Tsongas faced criticism from Tom Harkin and Bob Kerrey over farm policy while Bill Clinton stressed his farm state credentials. Jerry Brown urged restraint on foreign aid, and long-shot Larry Agran challenged Brown's tally of contributions as hypocritical.
Thousands of pro communist demonstrators clashed with police in Moscow amid a ban on center city rallies. About 10 000 police faced a growing crowd of up to 15 000, with injuries on both sides and coins hurled at officers as protesters shouted Down with the Russian government. The march aimed for the Kremlin amid escalating economic curbs under Boris Yeltsin.
Israeli and Arab negotiators headed to Washington to restart talks under Bush administration oversight. Delegations from Israel Syria Palestine Lebanon and Jordan arrived despite border violence and a dispute over detained negotiators and refugee aid borrowing. Shiite fighters pulled about 200 from the Lebanon border after rocket attacks paused.
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