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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1993
Page
3
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department faces options to aid farmers repaid for flood and rain crop losses. Congress may need hundreds of millions as water damage affects the Midwest and Independence Day pledges access to a $297 million disaster pool.
A 44 year old Arlington, Virginia man died a day after an emergency liver transplant at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He suffered liver failure linked to the experimental hepatitis B drug Fialuridine. An autopsy will determine the exact cause. Another trial participant also faced liver failure and awaits another donor after a Charlottesville transplant.
In Quesnel British Columbia 50 year old Leon Roger Hetu used a bulldozer to demolish a wooden house after his girlfriend Mildred Stychyshyn locked him out. He was arrested and charged with mischief endangering life as neighbors start a home replacement fund.
Libyan leader Col. Muammar Gadhafi told The Washington Times that Clinton is well intentioned but should resist bombing other countries. He praised Clinton as decisive yet warned of more terrorism tied to perceived injustices abroad. He urged cooperation with Western powers in eradicating terrorism and commented on CNN coverage of Middle East violence.
Two U S Army Berlin Brigade units with 40 soldiers in UN blue berets land in Skopje, Macedonia, to join a 700-strong multinational force. The mission aims to prevent Balkan conflict spillover into neighboring states amid Kosovo and Kosovo related tensions led by Milosevic.
An Islamic Jihad group in the Gaza Strip threatened to kidnap or attack Americans if Islamic cleric Omar Abdel Rahman is extradited to Egypt. The spray painted messages on U.N. walls in Gaza City linked to the group urged harm to Americans and indicated possible captivity consequences. No injuries reported.
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