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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1992
Page
3
George Washington argues that restricting speech risks serious, alarming consequences for mankind. He asserts that without expression, reason loses power and people could be led to danger, like sheep to the slaughter.
Reports from government outlets say Muslim extremists burned 15 Christian houses and shops in Sanabo, 200 miles south of Cairo, with no injuries. Separately, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand's North Island coast near Whakatane, cutting power and shattering glass but causing no injuries.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir accused the Labor Party of un-Jewish behavior at a Tel Aviv rally in the run up to Tuesday’s parliamentary election. Shamir cited Labor leaders who served in his 1988-1990 cabinet and criticized talks with Arabs behind the government’s back. Rabin described some settlers as parasites amid the bidding for votes.
President Boris Yeltsin warned of possible Russian intervention as Moldova’s civil war intensified around Bendery. Slavic separatists and Moldovan troops battled for control, with Commonwealth TV reporting about 200 killed and 300 wounded over three days. Civilians suffered amid bombed streets and armored convoys.
Rep. Michael Fox, a white Ohio lawmaker, said three black men attacked him and a companion outside a Columbus theater after mentioning Rodney King. Fox, 43, sustained a broken cheekbone, swollen eye, loose teeth, and cuts before hospital release. Police had no suspects.
Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson and Holocaust author Elie Wiesel joined a New York rally at a synagogue calling on President Bush to commute Jonathan Pollard's life sentence for spying. Pollard pleaded guilty in 1986 to providing U S information on Iraqi and Syrian nuclear, chemical and biological programs. Six years in prison is deemed too harsh by hundreds of protesters.
In Bonner Springs Kansas a house fire trapped three Cunningham girls aged 12 11 and 8 in an upstairs bedroom. Their stepfather tried to reach them but flames blocked the stairway. Their mother and a 15 year old sister escaped. The cause was not immediately known.
Port O'Connor Texas scientists report dolphins are dying at twice the normal rate this year with more than 220 bottlenose deaths since January. Most deaths occur within a 50 mile stretch along Calhoun and Aransas counties near Corpus Christi, far above the typical 50 to 100 on the Texas coast from February to April.
In Simi Valley an estranged wife and three children were involved as former LAPD officer Jon Pearce fatally shot Kirk Kremar during a Father's Day visit and then killed himself at 9 20 a m. Police said no other injuries occurred.
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