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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1992
Page
3
Major Pentagon reductions target manpower and weapons programs including the Navy Seawolf submarine. Officials said cuts total about 50 million over five years, with President Bush to outline specifics in the 1993 spending plan.
Roman Catholic leaders praised Gov. Ann Richards for a 30 day reprieve of Johnny Frank Garrett scheduled for execution in Texas. Garrett, 17 at the time, was to be executed by injection for the 1981 strangulation of 76 year old Sister Tadea Benz in Amarillo. Prosecutors denounced the decision.
The European Community halted monitoring in Yugoslavia after a federal warplane shot down an EC helicopter killing five observers. The truce in Croatia, the civil war’s longest pause, remained holding along most of the front despite scattered incidents as EC asked for impartial investigators and safety guarantees.
Mahone contends DWI charges echo a department pattern and de facto policy violating African-American rights. He calls the case a vendetta linked to his political activities, including protests over a 1990 Black youth curfew roundup. He was acquitted of speeding but convicted of negligent driving and failing to display car registration and license, with court costs and a fine.
U S Japan auto deficit talks in Tokyo broke down with Japan insisting no more concessions as President Bush and Prime Minister Miyazawa met. White House and Japanese officials called the session severe while Japan vowed to buy more U S cars and parts but pledged no extra concessions beyond those already offered. Major automakers Toyota Mitsubishi and Honda announced higher U S branded sales targets in a push to reduce the trade gap amid a tense four day summit.
Arab delegates return to the United States for a second round of direct talks with Israel as Israeli leaders pressure the Arabs to arrive. Palestinians Jordanians Syrians and Lebanese delayed arrival amid dispute over deportation orders adopted by the U N Security Council.
President George Bush collapsed at a state dinner in Washington amid flu symptoms after a prior thyroid ailment and Graves disease. Vice President Quayle rushed to the White House while Bush faced a brief medical check and reassurance from Press Secretary Fitzwater. the incident followed alerts about sleep trouble and a Halcion dose. Public remarks and family notifications were reported as the White House framed the event as a flu episode with no extraordinary factors.
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