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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1994
Page
3
In a December jail letter read in Mineola, Joel Rifkin urged his lawyer to sell his life story before public records emerge. He warned studios will buy the tale and other books will spoil his marketability, casting doubt on timing and control of his narrative.
President Clinton promises a new era of respect and trust with federally recognized tribes inviting leaders to the White House. Vice President Gore says natives matter and deserve broader influence beyond token representation as over 200 tribes attend the first such meeting.
Prosecutors granted a last minute concession to Aldrich Ames and his wife Rosario allowing them to keep three pieces of property in Colombia as part of a plea deal. Aldrich Ames would give up his CIA pension in exchange for retaining the Colombian property.
A National Institutes of Health panel says no single cause explains the gulf war veterans illness. The panel urges thorough troop surveys, rigorous epidemiology, and standardized assessment to identify overlapping conditions and validate veterans' complaints.
The American Lung Association says nearly 23 million Americans, 9.1 percent of the population, live in 16 communities where air particulates exceed federal standards. Particulates harm lung function, worsen asthma and emphysema, and pose a deadly public health risk. The EPA limit is 150 micrograms per cubic meter. California enforces 51.
Magda Montiel Davis, Cuban-born immigration lawyer and former Democratic candidate for Congress, faced police protection after a videotape showing her kissing Fidel Castro at a Havana reception was aired. The tape, filmed at the Palace of the Revolution and later sold to Miami stations, triggered a furor among Cuban Americans attending the “Emigration and the Nation” conference.
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