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Date: 11 September 1991
Allan W. McMillan, longtime columnist for The Amsterdam News and the first black syndicated columnist, died on Saturday at Cabrini Medical Center. He was 91 years old and lived in Manhattan. His niece, Marlene McMillan, said he died of prostate cancer.
Date: 10 September 1991
The Cable News Network and Tass, the Soviet press agency, are jointly planning to publish a quickie book about events surrounding the failed coup in the Kremlin, CNN announced yesterday. The book is scheduled to be published in November.
Date: 10 September 1991
By Adam Clymer
Adam Clymer
Judge Clarence Thomas enjoys about equal support, and opposition, from whites and blacks, but two-thirds of the American people have no opinion on whether he should be confirmed as a Justice of the Supreme Court, the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows. Among those with a view, twice as many say he should be confirmed as say he should be rejected. Judge Thomas, who is black and has been opposed by most civil rights organizations, was supported by 23 percent of blacks and opposed by 15 percent. Among whites, 26 percent favored confirmation and 10 percent did not. In the public generally, 24 percent favored confirmation; 11 percent did not.
Date: 11 September 1991
How is Clarence Thomas doing at his Supreme Court confirmation hearings? One of the best ways to find out will be to watch television, especially the Public Broadcasting Service's live, gavel-to-gavel coverage. It started yesterday morning and continues this week and next. Viewers will see and hear more than just the nominee. They'll also be able to decide how the Senate Judiciary Committee is doing. Which Senators are probing, which are posturing, which are filibustering? Which ask the most sensible questions? Viewers will be well advised to keep watching after the nominee finishes testifying, to hear the witnesses for and against him.
Date: 10 September 1991
The editors of seven Greek newspapers were sentenced today to jail terms ranging from 5 to 10 months for violating new legislation banning unwarranted publicity for terrorist activity. The court, ruling that a law forbidding the publication of terrorist proclamations was in accord with the Constitution, convicted the seven editors who had published proclamations sent by the far-left November 17 guerrilla group.
Date: 10 September 1991
International A3-10 The U.S. naval base in the Philippines may soon lose its lease unless political opinion changes in the next few weeks. Opponents of the base, the largest U.S. military installation in Southeast Asia, won a victory in the Philippine Senate. Page A1
Date: 11 September 1991
INTERNATIONAL A3-15 Japan's claim to the Kurile Islands was endorsed by a leading minister in the new transitional Soviet Government, heightening speculation that a deal might be possible for them in return for economic aid. Page A1 Japan finds signs of hope for solution of island dispute A11
Date: 10 September 1991
* Bass P.L.C. said it had agreed to sell 372 pubs to Enterprise Inns. The sale price was not disclosed but is included in the $:205 million (about $352 million) that Bass has received from the sale of pubs in its current fiscal year. * Johnson Controls Inc., Milwaukee, a supplier of facilities-management and control services and maker of automobile accessories, has acquired Lahnwerk G.m.b.H., a German maker of seat components and frames. Terms were not disclosed.
Date: 11 September 1991
The Intel Corporation, entering a new business, is making a big push into selling products to help connect personal computers into networks. At a news conference here on Wednesday, the company will introduce three families of products to help manage networks and help personal computers communicate. Intel, the leading provider of central control chips for personal computers, already makes chips for networking that it sells to computer companies. But the new products will be sold to computer users for use in connecting into networks the millions of personal computers already in use.
Date: 10 September 1991
The Martin Marietta Corporation received a $300 million contract today from the Boeing Company's helicopter division to complete development of the advanced night-navigation and targeting system for the Army's new RAH-66 Comanche helicopter. Boeing and the Sikorsky Aircraft unit of the United Technologies Corporation were selected in April to develop the Comanche for the Army.