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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1994
Page
1
New features join the lineup with hints from Heloise and Allan Bruckheim’s medical column. The advice columnists move from Back Page to Entertainment page. Bridge Aces resumes daily run in the classified section. It will be listed in the daily index on 1A.
Columnist Gus Schrader notes a drop in abortion services in Iowa prompting providers to reassess demand. The piece references readers and jokes, with details teased to appear on page 2A.
The Security Council authorized possible multinational force action to oust Haiti’s military backed government and restore President Jeaniertvend Axtallée. The vote was 120 with China and Brazil abstaining and Rwanda absent. The measure gives no invasion timetable and signals potential U.S.-led military action, provoking concerns of precedent among Latin American states.
The FBI reviewed actions of Hill a month earlier during protests at a Pensacola abortion clinic but found no federal charge. Prosecutors said Hill did not violate the law and the investigation was sent to the U.S. attorney. The clinic director had urged arrest under federal rights protections.
MAHA Nebraska sold its first Powerball ticket winner worth 50 million dollars just 10 days after joining the game in North Platte. Lottery officials noted uncertainty about whether any state has seen a faster jackpot winner, citing Arizona’s 23 days after entry for comparison.
The Clinton administration notified on Sunday it will move to impose sanctions on Japan if Tokyo does not expand U S market access for government telecommunications and medical equipment within 60 days. U S Trade Representative Mickey Kantor cited long standing discrimination against American firms and warned tariffs could follow if negotiations fail.
Old Mission Michigan residents consider a plan to fund purchase of development rights, paying willing farmers to continue farming rather than sell land. The proposal would raise property taxes by 1.25 mills to preserve farmland and scenic views, drawing comment from local officials and a land conservancy director.
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