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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1994
Page
3
A Michigan appeals court affirmed that a 3-year-old girl may remain with her mother while it reviews a lower court ruling that gave custody to the father to avoid day care. The case highlights debates over day care and working parents with gendered assumptions.
Democratic National Committee Chairman David Wilhelm will resign after the November elections but stay through the cycle. The White House via Leon Panetta assigned former Rep. Tony Coelho a major role in election planning and as a strategist and liaison to congressional Democrats.
Census data show 96.4 million households with 68.1 million families, 71 percent of all households, down from 81 percent in 1970. Of the families, 33.3 million have children under 18 while 34.9 million are childless, reflecting diverse household structures beyond the Cleaver ideal.
A federal judge struck down the Cincinnati City Charter amendment approved Nov. 2 for being unconstitutionally vague and violating First Amendment rights of homosexuals to participate in politics. Deputy city solicitor Karl Kaden said the city will appeal. The measure barred laws based on sexual orientation and removed sexual orientation as a discrimination basis.
Washington AP report notes the Senate opened formal debate on health insurance reform nearly a year after Clinton called lawmakers to act. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell framed the measure as simple justice while Republicans warned the plan would raise taxes and expand government power.
A Cuban navy lieutenant was killed by hijackers who seized a vessel at Mariel and forced four sailors overboard before sailing toward the United States. Coast Guard intercepted the boat 60 miles southwest of Key West. 26 or 27 Cubans were removed, with 57 others from other vessels. Cuba demanded the hijackers’ return and the U.S. cooperation in detaining those involved.
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