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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1994
Page
1
Prosecution says blood from the crime scene shares the same genetic makeup as O J Simpson. They argue the DNA tests support guilt and will be central in court despite defense claims of tainted evidence. The hearing resumes with police samples cited and questions over statistical odds remaining.
An unidentified woman passenger died Monday when two cars collided at Sixth Street and 32nd Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. Details in East Iowa Journal 1B.
Senate Republicans threaten a procedural challenge to alter the $30 billion crime bill raising 60 vote hurdle to overcome. They seek to strip what they call pork and social welfare style crime prevention, aiming to bolster penalties and cut prevention programs.
Anna Marie Emry, 9, was remembered as an "angelic" child by Rev. John Epperson during a Grinnell Christian Church funeral attended by more than 700. Morgan, 33, is jailed on a $1 million bond in connection with her kidnapping and murder after authorities say he confessed.
The Gazette launches its In The Neighborhood project in Vernon Village with a five hour yard event at Calvin-Sinclair Presbyterian Church 715 38th St SE starting at 3 PM. News staff greet residents, collect story ideas, and feature a two page Vernon Village spread in Saturday’s paper.
Defense Secretary William Perry announced the United States will hold up to ten thousand Cuban migrants at Guantanamo Bay indefinitely to deter a refugee exodus. INS outlined that entrants may seek legal immigration rather than blanket asylum as Coast Guard and Navy patrols enforce the seaborne barrier.
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