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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1995
Page
3
Jennifer McVeigh accuses FBI of fear tactics and showing pictures of burned children to pressure her into discussing her brother Timothy McVeigh's alleged role in the Oklahoma City bombing. Time magazine cites Aug. 21 issue.
At the United We Stand conference Ross Perot refused to rule out a 1996 presidential bid while urging fast congressional action on campaign finance reforms term limits and the balanced budget amendment He called the presidency a hitch in hell and urged peers to consider voters needs in Medicare Medicaid and Social Security reform.
Government troops advance in central Bosnia while Serbs struggle to hold ground and cope with a refugee influx. Artillery fire hits U N declared safe zones in Sarajevo and Tuzla killing three. Negotiations in Sochi seek renewed talks among Balkan leaders.
Fearing a terrorist act officials tightened airport security in New York and Newark. Authorities believed radicals planned a car bombing at Kennedy Trade Center and left vehicles were being searched or towed. Rooftop and underground parking at Kennedy and Newark were sealed indefinitely as a precaution.
A swimmer wades near Bermuda as Hurricane Felix approaches. Bermuda braces for storm swells and tropical force winds expected by Sunday night. Forecasters project the system to pass about 50 miles southwest on Tuesday with winds above 75 mph and potential damage from near misses.
Rep. Charlie Rose accused President Clinton of pushing a tobacco regulation plan for political gain rather than practical policy. He urged Congress to use the 90 day public comment period to seek compromises as FDA head Kessler defends aims to curb youth smoking through vending bans and tighter ad rules.
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