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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1992
Page
3
Americas Watch accuses U S immigration agents along the Mexican border of routine rights violations including abuse, shooting, torture, and sexual mistreatment of undocumented migrants with INS and Justice Department data cited as suppressing or concealing cases.
In Consort Alberta residents react to k d lang's admission of being a lesbian with mixed pride noting her openness has boosted attention to the town. The mayor calls her personable while saying her lifestyle is not a concern. The piece also mentions Ann Landers urging job creation after the Los Angeles riots and a Bellevue College address.
A Greenland Expedition Society salvage team reached the Delta P-38 Lightning crash site 257 feet below the surface. The mission, begun in 1981, aims to dismantle and haul the fighter to the surface after weather delays.
Lyndon LaRouche, 69, seeks the Democratic presidential nomination from federal prison in Rochester, Minnesota. He campaigns via 30 minute national TV broadcasts, warnings of a looming financial catastrophe, and has built a fundraising network despite prior mail fraud and tax conspiracy convictions.
The 12 day United Nations Conference on Environment and Development begins in Rio de Janeiro with two minutes of silence for the endangered planet. Heads of state from 185 countries gather to sign ecological principles and Agenda 21 while funding questions and possible Bush participation shape expectations.
Sgt Hagg described a steady system at the weigh station with 16 hour days and spot checks for overweight rigs. He noted 12,000 pound overage on a log truck and said most truckers cooperate though some test the system. Portable scales allow weigh-ins on highway routes to catch offenders. The limits include strict sleep and alcohol rules, with fines up to 1000 dollars and no alcohol allowed in any portion of a truck.
David Denton is set to retire June 30 after 25 years leading the MSD. Dr Den ton's work drew praise for shaping deaf education nationwide. Graduates, with women in orange gowns and men in black, lined up to receive congratulations from the audience.
Sporadic fighting continues as foreign governments react. Tens of thousands protest President Milosevic amid elections seen as legitimizing his grip. Serbia faces internal dissent from the Orthodox Church, families of soldiers in Bosnia, and actors staging protests. Japan suspends Yugoslavia ecommerce, Serbia confronts pressure at home.
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