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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1994
Page
1
A white female aged 65 to 75 was found floating in 18 inches of water in a Cedar Rapids backwater around 3 p.m. She remained unidentified as investigators treat the death as suspicious though no major trauma is evident. An autopsy was planned.
In the Bihac pocket a Bangladeshi peacekeeper died from a heart attack worsened by a Serbian blockade of supplies. U.N. officials blamed the siege for lethal conditions while Serb gunmen refused medical evacuations and demanded the mission leave.
Incoming Senate Agriculture chair Richard Lugar signals pursuit of radical reform by proposing abolition of price-support programs. He cites 60 years of subsidies benefiting wealthy producers and argues for options, including ending subsidies, asbudget pressures rise amid congressional shifts led by Rep. Dick Armey. Roberts backs farm groups though cautious.
The international tour of My Fair Lady delighted audiences at the Paramount Theatre last night with witty performances and a sly Henry Higgins. Sound quirks aside, the show drew laughter and praise from the crowd.
Chicago experts say holiday routines fuel tension headaches and migraines from late November to early January. Stressful shopping, noisy crowds, perfume and cigarette smoke trigger episodes. tyramine-rich foods and caffeine also spark migraines. Avoid triggers, practice relaxation, and seek scent free settings. call 1 800 843 2256 for headache assistance.
The National Headache Foundation offers tips to avoid hangover effects. Drink in moderation and slowly. Wines whiskies and brandies contain congeners, vodka is safer, especially when mixed with fruit juice. Eat honey on toast after drinking to help metabolize alcohol.
Congressman Newt Gingrich claimed on Meet the Press that up to a quarter of White House staff had used drugs before joining the Clinton administration. He cited an FBI security check source, while White House aides called the charge irresponsible and noted strict testing rules.
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