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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1995
Page
3
Self taught Japanese architect Tadao Ando, 53, of Osaka, praised by an international panel for functional yet aesthetically pleasing designs. His buildings withstood the Kobe earthquake, earning the prize in a Sunday ceremony in Los Angeles.
The Clinton administration warns that a China Iran agreement to build two 300 megawatt reactors and share know how could aid Iran's drive for a nuclear arsenal. Secretary of State Christopher plans to press objections with Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen in New York at a conference on expanding the nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.
Government troops reportedly broke through Serb lines south of Sarajevo seizing territory on a strategic mountain and multiple villages. Signs of Serb leadership disarray emerged as both sides prepare for renewed fighting after the four month cease fire expires May 1. The Bosnian presidency ordered military reserve units formed regardless of sex or age.
Israeli security forces fatally shot three Palestinians in a Sunday ambush near Hebron as the army said the men were en route to attack Israelis. The dead were Adel Falah 23 Jihad Ghulmeh 25 and Tarek Natche 22, all linked to Hamas.
Phil Sokolof finances full page ads charging 2 percent milk with as much saturated fat as bacon. The ad features a mother with a milk mustache and asks if a child should eat nine bacon strips a day. Charlie Decker notes the content may frighten milk consumption despite calcium concerns.
Haitian police arrested Claudy Lacroix in the March 28 ambush that killed lawyer Mireille Bertin and her companion. A former officer said Lacroix was a minor marijuana dealer who likely played a small part in the plot, with few other details disclosed.
A karaoke club fire at Hymns of Happiness in Taipei killed 11 people and injured 13, with 3 in critical condition. Investigators probe possible arson as waitresses mentioned a threat to ignite the club amid a crackdown on safety code violations following a Feb. 15 Taichung blaze.
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