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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1995
Page
3
Harvard Medical School decided not to censure Pulitzer winner professor Dr. John Mack after a one year probe into his UFO studies and TV appearances. The dean issued a public warning to maintain professionalism amid Macks public enthusiasm for extraterrestrial abduction research.
The Senate Ethics Committee announces two fresh complaints of sexual misconduct against Sen. Bob Packwood, delaying penalty deliberations to September. The incidents reportedly date to 1971 and the 1980s, with one case linked to Celia Lighthill during a Snake River camping trip.
Relatives of Erik Mounsey and other victims testified at a House hearing, showing a color photo of Mounsey’s incinerated remains and urging accountability after sixteen months since the northern Iraq incident. They alleged a cover up and criticized the Air Force prosecution as manipulated, noting no pilots or senior commanders were court-martialed.
The House neared a decision on a bill to open the telecom system to unprecedented competition. The measure would allow cable TV and local and long distance phone firms into each other’s markets and could lower prices. Debate began at 12 44 a m and continued for about two hours as lawmakers planned a final vote today.
Hurricane Erin battered Florida Panhandle with 94 mph winds, destroying roofs and power lines. More than 700000 residents lost power. two deaths reported and five missing at sea. Erin weakened to a storm over Alabama as residents evacuated coastal areas.
Eastern Iowans can file inquiries with the Grant Wood Area Red Cross to learn the safety of family members in Hurricane Erin’s path. Call Cedar Rapids 393-3500 or Iowa City 337-2119 during office hours. Donations to hurricane victims are sent to Cedar Rapids 3601 42nd St NE and Iowa City 328 S Clinton St.
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