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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1994
Page
3
A federal judge affirmed a $7.9 million jury verdict for Antonio Benedi of Springfield Virginia who claims Tylenol caused a toxic reaction that destroyed his liver in February 1993. The drug maker will appeal.
A Republican assessment led by Rep. Floyd Spence finds Army tank crews faking training, tank crews deployed before full platoon training, and Air Force units in Europe overextended by missions in Bosnia and northern Iraq. It notes 28 Marine and Navy tactical squadrons grounded half their planes in September and declines in ship readiness.
The Pentagon plans a sweeping 1995 round to close unneeded bases as it cuts infrastructure to fund weapons modernization. Analysts warn this will be the toughest, potentially last, base closure effort, with only hard choices left and Congress already authorizing prior rounds in 1988 1991 and 1993.
After the November elections abortion opponents claimed at least 39 House seats and five Senate seats, creating a majority or near majority on abortion questions. Rep Christopher Smith called it the movement's biggest victory and said the gains could roll back Clinton era policies.
Washington honors five arts legends Kirk Douglas Aretha Franklin Pete Seeger Morton Gould and Harold Prince with the 1994 Kennedy Center Honors. A White House reception precedes the gala at the Kennedy Center Opera House and a State Department dinner for guests.
Sen. Alfonso M. D’Amato signals aggressive action to reopen the Whitewater probe. He may form a special subcommittee to chair hearings in late January or early February, allowing nonmembers to participate. He and six other Republicans asked Kenneth Starr to probe whether senior White House aides lied.
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