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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1991
Page
3
A Florida father Ramiro de Jesus Rodriguez was acquitted of vehicular homicide in his three year old daughter's death for not using a car seat. The judge called the state theory essentially traffic infractions.
Two aftershocks from a severe earthquake triggered landslides in the mountains of Soviet Georgia, killing at least three people. Official reports say Monday's quake and its aftermath left 114 dead, 300 injured, 70 missing, and 67,000 homeless. An unconfirmed Soviet TV report warned the toll could reach 300 dead and 1,000 injured. The Friday tremors hit the same remote area as the Monday 7.1 magnitude quake.
Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore removed a 180-pound ovarian cyst from a 40-year-old West Virginia woman after a 10-hour operation led by Dr. John Currie. The patient remained in guarded but stable condition as officials withheld further details.
UPPER MARLBORO AP Safeway Stores Inc says it will stop recording race of customers on personal checks after a customer complaint. Officials say a similar move followed from a Sears decision. Both companies began the practice at the suggestion of Prince George's County police to track down bad check writers.
In London and across regions Conservatives suffered stunning local election defeats Friday. The backlash toppled their 12 year hold and imperiled any plan for an early national poll under premier John Major. Voters blamed recession and the legacy of Margaret Thatcher’s poll tax.
President Bush angrily denied ever visiting Paris in 1980 to strike a deal with Iran to delay hostages release and affect Carter's re election. The story revisits a controversial book alleging a $40 million arms exchange for hostage delay and notes congressional probes and GOP denial.
Allied forces press deeper into northern Iraq to hasten refugee return from border camps as cholera reaches about 100 Kurds at a Turkish camp. A land mine wounded three U.S. soldiers near Sirsenk, with one losing both feet.
The official news agency reports 125200 dead with 16 million affected as relief lags amid hunger disease and shelter shortages. Saudi aid exceeds 100 million while Mother Teresa arrives with milk powder and biscuits to aid survivors. Volunteers search coastlines as snakebites and cholera threaten the injured and dying.
Gov Judd Gregg denounces state university trustees as weak kneed for relocating the religious baccalaureate to a church. He cites an atheist challenge to college prayer at graduation. Judith Sturnick of Keene State calls the move courageous and visionary amid church-state questions.
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