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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1994
Page
3
Rep. Jamie Whitten the longest serving member announced his retirement ending his post since 1941. The Mississippi district 1 primary on June 7 will field three Democrats and six Republicans.
A 1000 person January survey finds parents blaming uninvolved guardians for many public school problems and urging solutions such as homework hotlines, employer volunteer time off, and stronger discipline. Parents want schools to curb troublemakers, reduce overcrowding, and boost parental involvement with monthly volunteers and curricula handbooks.
Michele Monagas a Bronx assistant district attorney recognized the suspect on a police sketch and turned in her brother Anthony Monagas a 36 year old convicted sexual offender. He was arrested in Miami and extradited to New York to face rape charges in a lower Manhattan housing project.
President Clinton faced a skeptical audience in Charlotte as he defended his Whitewater investment losses and Hillary Clinton's cattle futures gains. He pressed for a special counsel and highlighted full disclosure of tax returns while arguing no misconduct existed. The telecast marked the first of three week town halls.
The Times Mirror poll of 2,001 adults shows 24 percent satisfied with national direction while most feel personal life is fine. Crime, not economics, tops concerns at 32 percent, with Whitewater cited as dampening national morale and many facing financial pressures.
Scientists identify the 17th century remains in lead coffins from St. Marys City Maryland as colonial Governor Philip Calvert and his wife Anne Worsley. The well preserved bodies yield details on age, height, health, diet and even hair grooming, illuminating their lives in the colony.
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