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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1992
Page
5
Vice President Dan Quayle was greeted by two residents who claimed he was out of touch with inner-city problems and accused him of visiting the project for publicity after the city riots. Diane Freeman, 37, welfare recipient, and an unidentified man shouted as Quayle insisted he was there to listen.
A New York bankruptcy judge approved a 3.95 million cash offer from the London based Middle East Broadcasting Centre for United Press International. The bid, described as the highest and best, clears months of financial distress for the 85 year old agency as creditors await $60 million.
Jesse Jackson told the U S Conference of Mayors in Houston that Bill Clinton's economic program heads in the right direction but criticized Clinton's Rainbow Coalition remarks and the controversy over Sister Souljah's remarks from ten days earlier.
Roscoe, a mongrel dog, was ordered by Falmouth selectmen to leave the town after neighbors complained about his barking. About 40 people demonstrated outside Town Hall in support, and the case proceeds on appeal.
Washington AP reports Bill Clinton's secret running mate search is in its final phase with a small group of Democrats in contention. Advisers stay blind on names as Clinton nears a decision, likely after his July 17 vacation or at the Democratic National Convention in New York. Gore, Wofford, Rockefeller, Kerrey, and Hamilton are named as contenders, while Bradley and Cuomo say they are not interested.
President Bush vetoed a bill to lift the ban on federally funded research using tissue from aborted fetuses. He called the moratorium important to prevent funding for research linked to abortion and cited ethical and legal concerns. Proponents argue potential treatments for Alzheimer's Parkinson's diabetes and spinal injuries.
CHICAGO AP A study finds people previously treated for less deadly skin cancers face a 50 percent risk of new cancers in five years. Dr. Robert Greenberg of Dartmouth urges yearly physician visits. About 600,000 Americans are diagnosed annually, with 8,800 deaths this year and 2,100 from non-melanoma types.
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