O dia 16 de março de 1992 foi um segunda-feira sob o signo de ♓. Foi o dia 75 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi George Bush.
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Date: 16 March 1992
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
Beleaguered United Press International seems once again to be approaching a moment of truth. Earlier this month, Judge Francis G. Conrad of the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan said that U.P.I. seemed to have enough cash to continue operating only through April, and he threw open the legal gates to allow anyone to make a bid to save the news agency.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Lee A. Daniels
Lee Daniels
A justice in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday sentenced the man convicted of stabbing the Rev. Al Sharpton to the maximum of 5 to 15 years in prison, despite a plea for leniency by Mr. Sharpton himself. Rising in the courtroom to speak to Justice Francis X. Egitto before the sentencing, Mr. Sharpton urged a lesser sentence for his assailant, Michael Riccardi, said a spokesman for the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Neil A. Lewis
Neil Lewis
The special counsel investigating the disclosures of Prof. Anita F. Hill's complaint of sexual harassment against Clarence Thomas has subpoenaed the home telephone records of two journalists who first reported her accusations and data on thousands of calls made from their news organizations here. Lawyers for the two reporters, Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio and and Timothy Phelps of Newsday, said today that they were notified of the subpoenas issued to the C& P Telephone Company from the special counsel, Peter E. Fleming.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Elizabeth Kolbert
Elizabeth Kolbert
Ever since "The Selling of the President" appeared in 1969, it has been a common complaint among voters that they are not getting the real story of the Presidential campaign. In fact, there is some truth to this complaint. But instead of griping, voters probably ought to be grateful for the omission.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Michael Specter
Michael Specter
Gov. Bill Clinton has a big New York office overlooking Times Square. When he arrives here on Saturday the Arkansas Governor will probably move right into the Regency Hotel on Park Avenue until the state's primary on April 7. Paul E. Tsongas's campaign has its New York headquarters in the dark basement of a SoHo brownstone. When the former Massachusetts Senator shows up later this week , he will stay upstairs in the same building, in the guest room of his New York chairman, Jim Armenakis.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Joseph B. Treaster
Joseph
New York City police yesterday issued a composite sketch of the suspect in the killing of an editor and writer who specialized in stories about drugs and politics, and Commissioner Lee P. Brown said detectives were working round the clock on the case. A dozen Hispanic journalists had gone to the commissioner to press for more effort in finding the killer of Manuel de Dios Unanue and left saying, as one of them put it, that "a lot more was being done than we realized."
Date: 17 March 1992
By Guillermo Martinez
Guillermo Martinez
The hotel phone woke me up in the middle of the night. Bernadette Pardo, a reporter, and Carlos Corrales, a cameraman, at television station WLTV, Univision's Miami affiliate, had been the target of an assassination attempt in Medellin, Colombia. They had been covering the war on politicians, judges and journalists in narco-terrorists' desperate effort to prevent the extradition of drug dealers to the United States. On Sept. 5, 1989, Miss Pardo and Mr. Corrales narrowly escaped becoming two more victims. The image of a blood- and debris-covered Miss Pardo at a demolished restaurant haunts me to this day. She suffered two fractured vertebrae, a broken collar bone, and flying glass slashed the tendons in her right arm. Mr. Corrales suffered a broken ankle.
Date: 17 March 1992
By A. M. Rosenthal
A.
In Washington, the Government of Israel received two pieces of information from the United States on the same day. First the Israelis were told at the State Department that the United States had intelligence reports that Israel had transferred technology about American Patriot missiles to China.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Russell Baker
Russell Baker
The rich compote of gangster lore filling New York newspapers takes me back to 1935 when I entertained the idea of a career in gangstering. I had seen Paul Muni and George Raft do it and admired the elegant cars, expensive suits and fancy fedoras that were standard gangster equipment. On the negative side, Muni and Raft spent a lot of time listening to Ann Dvorak sing about Casey Jones at the piano. Joan Blondell tickling the ivories at my hideout might have been tolerable, but Ann Dvorak was not my type.
Date: 17 March 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Integrated Resources Inc. said that it had signed a letter to sell almost all of its assets to the Steinhardt Management Company for about $587 million. Integrated Resources, a financial services company and real estate concern, filed for bankruptcy court protection in February 1990. The company said it agreed to cooperate if Steinhardt decided within 45 days to begin a tender offer to buy all of Integrated's senior claims and all the company's subordinated claims.