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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1992
Page
3
South Africa accepts a plan to send a United Nations envoy to Pretoria marking a shift in policy after decades of resisting foreign interference. The move follows a string of internal crises and mass killings, highlighting growing global pressure on the apartheid regime.
Mueller says she will raise substantially more than the current figure if needed and relies on television to reach voters. Brown reports spending 94,167 with 49,250 from PACs amid auto-industry district ties. Mueller plans PAC funds and nonpersonal money. Brown notes auto worker support and district plants.
Alley argued that a court ordered treatment existed but seven months passed without it. Glavas said Alley had seven months of chances and refused further treatment, reimposing the prison sentence. Alley claimed doctors could not be forced to treat him and noted visitors arrived through an open door, not recalling any prohibition.
President Bush, in Wyoming, appeals to Perot backers saying he hears their voices and that grassroots fervor transcends politics. He cites a symbolic spring vote, outlines a cautious campaign pace until after the Republican convention, and pledges to win in key states with a listening approach.
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin planned a Tuesday summit in Cairo to restart the stalled Middle East peace process. The talks would mark the first Israeli Egyptian leaders meeting in six years and come as U S Secretary of State James Baker prepared to tour the region to push U S sponsored talks. Rabin indicated he would respond positively to an official invitation, while an Egyptian official suggested Cairo would host the discussions. Ben Eliezer said a halt to settlement expansion was a factor in the climate for talks.
New York City garbage hauled to a Midwest dump traveled about 3000 miles in 26 days before reaching a stop 20 miles from home. The load from the South Bronx was carried on 30 flatbed rail cars to Fresh Kills on Staten Island.
Reagan will speak on foreign policy at the GOP convention in Houston on August 17 as a major speaker though not the keynoter. The plan positions Bush’s strengths in arms control and post Cold War diplomacy, portraying Reagan’s view of the era while spotlighting Bush's role in easing tensions with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
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