Rampage in Rwanda Kills Acting Premier and U.N. Troops
Rampaging troops killed Rwanda's acting premier and as many as 11 United Nations soldiers Thursday. Details on page six A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1994
Page
1
Rampaging troops killed Rwanda's acting premier and as many as 11 United Nations soldiers Thursday. Details on page six A.
John Anderson, former Linn-Mar High School all state basketball star, is gravely ill in Australia with fungal meningitis his father and former coach say. Anderson played at Ohio State University and started on an NIT championship team there. Details on page 10.
If you want to fish without a boat, consider using river barges on the Mississippi. The article explains how these platforms function as fishing spots and where to find them. Details appear on page 5C.
Boeing unveils its forthcoming widebody 777 as a bold bet to lead aerospace into the 21st century with a high profile rollout. Industry observers anticipate performance and market impact as the program advances toward production.
James McDougal, ex-business partner of President and Mrs. Clinton, plans to sell copies of White House Whitewater records for four thousand dollars. Clinton press secretary Dee Dee Myers says the records are his property.
IPT airs the George Eliot novel Middlemarch as a six part series starting Sunday night. Russell Baker of TV Vision notes the production brings Eliot's characters to life and frames the classic tale as a refined literary drama.
A 9 year old testified in Dubuque as Gene Dryer, 46, allegedly assaulted her in a Fulton Elementary School restroom. She described his attempts at small talk and kissing, and said he threatened to break her neck if she cried. She described being taken to the end of the bathroom, having clothes removed, and biting his finger.
The Clinton administration pushes for rapid deployment of United Nations forces to Gorazde in eastern Bosnia with NATO air power ready to defend them if attacked. Officials say hundreds of Ukrainian, British, and French troops would join the mission on a fast track, signaling potential military action if Serbs strike.
Gazette courts reporter Dick Hogan notes ex-wife Linda Brady testified under oath that she believes Mark Napodano killed their daughters last summer in Norwalk. Brady’s credibility was questioned by prosecutor Harold Young during a 90 minute session. Defendants argue Brady seeks money for a headstone and divorce court action is cited. Rick Forsyth is charged with the murders.
Statehouse renovation and university construction are labeled dead as House Republicans led by Brent Siegrist block bonding bills. Senate leaders praise Capitol repairs with sprinklers, while Gov Branstad aides signal mixed support for regents bonds amid a $40 million Capitol debt concern.
A two year study funded by hog farmers finds just 23 percent of consumers very satisfied with fresh pork quality while 51 percent are only somewhat satisfied. Economists project quality improvements could boost profits by hundreds of millions, with vertical integration possible if issues remain unaddressed.
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