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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1992
Page
3
The Pentagon acknowledged damage on the USS Baton Rouge after a collision with a Russian submarine in the Barents Sea. Divers found two gashes on port side ballast tanks and the sub returned to Norfolk, Virginia.
President Slobodan Milosevic announced the war end as mounting Serb opposition grows against the campaign. A UN brokered truce nears two months while Milosevic leans toward a planned union with Montenegro in a smaller Yugoslavia, despite Croat vows to keep fighting. Tensions persist in Bosnia Herzegovina amid ceasefire violations and Serbian influence.
A Science report describes a technique using two types of laboratory antibodies to shield transplanted hearts from immune attack in incompatible mice. Monoclonal antibody treated hosts showed hearts living and functioning up to 200 days with no active rejection signs.
Ballantine Books recalled its Great Cakes recipe collection due to a decorating tip suggesting lillies of the valley. The flower is poisonous and can cause stomach upset or heart and circulatory issues. No illnesses reported. Readers may cross out the tip on page 499 or call 1-800-726-0600 for refunds. the book by Carole Walter was published in November.
Delbert McClinton says Bonnie Raitt fulfilled a promise to help him after her rising success. The duo earned a Grammy for Good Man Good Woman from Luck of the Draw, honoring collaboration between the longtime friends.
William Aramony steps down as head of United Way of America after 22 years amid criticism of mismanagement and extravagance. A Washington lawyer leading a review says the issue is broader than retirement, with calls for reforms in administration, travel, and recordkeeping to restore public trust.
An IRA bomb exploded in a men's room at London Bridge station during morning rush hour injuring at least 28 people and disrupting rail and subway service. Officials noted four in serious condition as authorities searched systems and police pursued leads.
President Bush and six Latin American leaders closed a two day summit with a plan to enlist Europe and Asia in fighting narcotics and to boost hemispheric cooperation. The Declaration of San Antonio sets steps on interdiction, chemical controls, money laundering probes, and offering coca farmers alternatives like fruit farming, while stressing human rights and annual follow ups.
United Nations protests Iraqi noncompliance as weapons inspectors report Iraq refuses to destroy ballistic missile facilities. The Security Council warns of a confrontation if Baghdad does not fully cooperate with teams mandated to dismantle its weapons programs. US envoy Pickering accuses Iraq of challenging UNSC resolutions.
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