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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1992
Page
3
The House voted 231 to 182 to halt the superconducting super collider in Texas and leave only 34 million to wind down activities. Supporters had expected 483.7 million in the Energy Department bill for the collider but failed to win approval amid cost concerns and spending limits.
In Washington AP reports backers of a one year moratorium on U S nuclear tests gain majority in the Senate within hours of Boris Yeltsins Congress address Senate sponsor Sen Al Gore D Tenn becomes the 51st supporter The House approved a related measure 237 167 on June 5 as part of the Pentagon budget If Senate adopts similar language it would be the first time Congress writes such a ban into law The Bush administration opposes the measure and could veto the defense bill to reject it
In Sarajevo residents facing siege report eating grass to stave off hunger as UN moves toward reopening the airport for relief. Brig. Gen. Lewis MacKenzie secured agreement with Bosnian President Izetbegovic to allow relief flights for the city’s 300,000 residents amid ongoing fighting.
Iran Contra prosecutors conclude that President Reagan knew about the swap plan from the beginning and was warned several times by a key aide that it was illegal. The indictment against Caspar Weinberger, reviewed by AP, draws this from Weinberger’s extensive notes and outlines Reagan’s role.
Destructive storms across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio killed three and injured about 40 with a fourth death linked to prior storms. A prison roof collapsed and power outages affected more than 645000 customers as homes were destroyed and flooding damaged areas from Madison to Oregon and Dunn. Three inmates were minorly hurt at Oregon Correctional Center and residents faced significant property losses and ongoing outages.
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