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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1994
Page
5
By the Associated Press a lawyer named Brian O'Neill seeks 15 billion in an import claim arguing harm and seeking compensation. The quote about apologizing for harm frames the case as a high stakes dispute with speech reflecting language about responsibility.
Aged midwife Khaki Bibi and her daughter witness Bangladesh's fertility rate drop from seven children per woman in the 1970s to about four today. A nationwide family planning push, led by 36,000 female fertility workers and backed by foreign aid, has expanded contraceptive access and reduced population growth, though challenges remain.
A Bangladeshi village woman voices the link between female education and lower fertility while highlighting barriers to progress. Sandra Kabir argues that government targets depend on improving living standards, jobs, and opportunities, not just policies. The Cairo conference gathers 190 delegations to debate urgent aid for developing economies.
Since 1979 China has restricted most couples to one child, claiming lower fertility from 6 in 1965 to 1.7, yet enforcement is uneven. UNFPA chief Nafis Sadik says dialogue with Beijing continues, urging focus on quality programs and information amid international critique.
Saudi Arabia and Sudan boycott the United Nations population conference in Cairo after Muslim clerics condemn its Islamic principles. A Saudi UN official said the kingdom regrets not participating. Sudan also announced a boycott, urging other Muslim nations to withdraw over concerns of immorality and irreligion.
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