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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1992

Page

3

Governors blast Congress over budget and policy clashes

Washington AP report quotes New Jersey Governor Florio California Governor Wilson and Connecticut Governor Weicker criticizing federal budgets and mandates. They urge state actions to curb costs, cap health care expenses, and push Congress to adopt workable funding rather than imposing unfunded mandates.

Washington James Florio New Jersey Pete Wilson California Congress Connecticut Lowell Weicker Abc-Tv David Brinkley Wilson Mr. Florio Florio Weicker Senate

Thousands protest price hikes in Moscow rallies

Thousands gathered in Manezh Square waving red Soviet flags and Stalin portraits as pro-Communist groups protested Boris Yeltsin’s policies. Tass reported CIS leaders plan to meet January 24 to discuss reform pace, with Moscow drawing up to 55 000 participants and St. Petersburg about 100. Other cities also saw similar Bolshevik protests reflecting anger at price rises and market transition.

Moscow Josef Stalin Boris Yeltsin Soviet Union Tass Commonwealth of Independent States Manezh Square Kremlin Trudovaya Moskva Moscow Labor Nashi Our St. Petersburg Winter Palace Russian Information Agency Vesti Rostov Chelyabinsk Ashkabad Yeltsin Russian Federation

Officials say trip wasn't a failure in Japan visit

Washington officials defend Bush trade mission as successful amid criticism from opponents who call it a fiasco and political ploy. Scowcroft says the journey improved business government cooperation while Mosbacher emphasizes jobs and economic security as autos face layoffs. Bentsen plans hearings on Japan concessions as Bush touts job creation targets.

Washington Bush Japan Secretary of Commerce Patrick Buchanan Lloyd Bentsen Texas Bentsen Senate Finance Committee National Security Brent Scowcroft Asia U.S Scowcroft CBS Robert Mosbacher Mosbacher CNN Tokyo General Motors

Dahmer Pleads Guilty But Insane In Milwaukee Slayings

AP reports Jeffrey L. Dahmer pleaded guilty but insane to the mutilation killings of 15 young men in Milwaukee. A jury must now decide his mental state at the time of the crimes, moving the trial into the insanity phase.

Milwaukee Jeffrey L. Dahmer Dahmer Gerald Boyle Laurence Gram Greg O’meara

Bleak forecast for U.S. automakers by Michigan research

The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute predicts only modest growth for North American vehicle sales over the next decade, with just 1.1 percent annual gain in US passenger cars versus 2.1 percent for import models. It urges the Big Three to refocus on value, cost cuts, and reinvestment as competition intensifies amid new regulatory pressures.

Better Hearing Aids Co., Inc W. Patrick St. Frederick Ann Arbor Mich U.S University of Michigan North American Transportation Research Institute University Institute Office For the Study of Automotive Transportation Automotive News World Congress Detroit

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