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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1995
Page
3
Senate Republicans plan a hit list of business subsidies they call corporate welfare as they seek up to 32 billion in savings to fund a capital gains tax cut. Sen. Phil Gramm leads about a dozen GOP colleagues in proposing cuts to subsidies across government.
House Republicans plan to bring their tax cut bill to the floor this week with no final compromise on wealthy benefits. Gingrich warned of intra party dispute but predicted many dissenters will back the plan, part of the Contract with America. He cited a $189 billion five year tax cut and noted freshmen Bono and Wicker would still vote yes. Democrats push a smaller $24 billion five year plan. Gingrich also forecast a balanced federal budget in seven years with Medicare cost reductions.
FBI figures show seventy six law enforcement officers were killed on duty in 1994, six more than 1993. Thirty three wore body armor. six were slain with their own weapons, and all but one were killed by firearms. FBI Director Louis Freeh urged better protection for officers.
U S ambassador Victor Jackovich says he will leave his Bosnia post on April 19 amid reported policy disagreements with Washington. Several senior staff will also depart in coming months, with aides noting his support for Bosnia's Muslim led government sparked friction with the State Department. Fighting widens as Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic demands Serb rebels accept an international peace plan before further ceasefire talks.
A Moshe Shahal led plan to segregate Palestinians from Israelis with fences dogs and electronic security advances toward a 200 mile separation line is advancing for Rabin approval amid broad opposition from cabinet liberals and Arabs. Demonstrations at army checkpoints labeled separation is apartheid.
Scientists report flawed BRCA1 genes found in non inherited ovarian tumors and underactivity in some non inherited breast cancers. The finding links hereditary risk to broader tumor development and notes about 182000 breast and 26600 ovarian cancer cases this year.
Philip Zimmermann, a Colorado consultant, earned a Pioneer award from the Electronic Frontier Foundation for creating a strong encryption program. He distributed it freely on the Internet, potentially violating U.S. export laws that classify encryption as a controlled weapon. A trial would decide if Internet posting counts as exporting.
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