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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1995
Page
3
In Malpaisillo Nicaragua the Cerro Negro volcano stopped its two week eruption, ending the violent phase by Saturday and leaving about 2,000 evacuees unsure when to return home as ash emissions decline.
Cuban Americans rush Miami to Havana flights after Clinton eases travel limits. Officials warn that abuse could trigger either a total travel ban or a full removal of remaining restrictions on travel and remittances. Exiles estimate 50 000 additional travelers in the year starting Oct. 7.
The FDA says Dilantin remains safe to use despite recalls and a guilty plea by Warner-Lambert for concealing quality problems. No evidence shows the drug underperforms, but patients fear delays in disclosure and seek investigations into past seizures and two deaths.
Michigan State University survey finds a 4.7 percent rise in the number of new college graduates expected to land jobs next spring, aided by internships. Starting salaries rise about 0.5 percent with chemical engineers at about 41183 and journalists at 20154. Prospects are strongest in the southeast and north central regions amid ongoing corporate downsizing.
Minnesota prohibits selling Crazy Horse Malt Liquor after protests from American Indian groups and the Sioux leader’s estate. The ban is not enforced as G Heileman and Hornell Brewing plan appeals, while retailers already limit availability.
Yigal Amir, the Rabin assassin, told reporters a Rabin bodyguard may have helped plot the killing and that authorities killed that guard to create confusion. He urged public disclosure, saying the truth would overturn the country. The court extended his detention by four days as authorities probe new material.
The proposed 500 per child tax credit draws praise for political appeal but sparks discontent among childless taxpayers and divorced parents without custody. Only 29 million households would benefit, shifting some burden to the remaining 86 million.
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