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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1993
Page
3
Demoralized lawmakers pleaded for military defections to oust Boris Yeltsin as parliament remained holed up. Yeltsin supporters shifted, while security forces kept order around the White House.
In northeastern Oklahoma, National Guard units evacuated dozens as the Spring and Neosho rivers surged to record levels. Ottawa County officials declared a state of emergency and mobilized 75 guardsmen, 10 trucks, and four boats while Red Cross shelters opened. Six families evacuated early, total about 150 since Saturday. Flooding driven by heavy rain damaged roads, with Wyandotte, Miami, and Quapaw cut off from parts of the state. no fatalities reported in Oklahoma, though Missouri deaths linked to the same weather were noted.
The United States alleges that hundreds of U.S. Korean War POWs were secretly transported to the Soviet Union and held for political purposes. A 77 page report presented in Moscow claims forcible transfers by Soviet intelligence, with witnesses and records cited. The Clinton administration has not released the report publicly.
The United Nations deploys 50 to 100 inspectors in Iraq for its biggest weapons site sweep. Mission chief Nikita Smidovich aims to assess declared and undeclared facilities as Security Council weighs lifting the embargo tied to disarmament. Remote cameras at Yawm al Azim and al Rafah sites monitor missile program activity under Iraqi agreement.
Biosphere 2 operators plan to reseal the dome after a two year closed system trial that drew 2,500 reporters and over 400,000 visitors. The four men and four women aged 29 to 69 left with weight losses of about 13.65 percent on a diet of sweet potatoes rice peanuts bananas and wheat while logging visits and personal reflections.
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