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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1994
Page
3
A federal judge in Eugene issued a temporary restraining order delaying Oregon's doctor assisted death measure just before it would take effect. A Dec. 19 hearing was set to address constitutional questions after voters backed the measure on Nov. 8.
Howard Stern defused a potential tragedy by talking a New York man in crisis off the George Washington Bridge. Emilio Bonilla, 29, walked to the railing and phoned the radio host, who kept him calm for seven minutes before police reached the scene and rescued him. Bonilla was later charged with cocaine possession and reckless endangerment. The incident ended with Bonilla hospital evaluation and Stern boasting of his hero status.
On the Pearl Harbor anniversary the White House voiced concerns over a proposed World War II stamp showing a mushroom cloud. Dee Dee Myers and Leon Panetta indicated the depiction is insensitive and should be reconsidered, with state and White House input guiding a September release.
Billy Dale former director of the White House travel office is indicted on embezzlement charges totaling over 68000 dollars spanning six years. The case touches on the conduct of Clinton associates Harry Thomason and Catherine Cornelius as investigations continue. Dale's lawyer predicts an innocent plea and calls the indictment a political witch hunt.
Republicans approve a plan to require a three fifths vote for future income tax increases and to reform committees, abolishing many panels and imposing term limits on chairmen. The changes, pending full House approval in January, aim to reshape House procedures as Democrats protest funding cuts to certain caucuses. Rep. Sue Myrick notes the GOP intends real change.
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