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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1996
Page
3
Boeing rolled out the 737-700, the 2,843rd 737 model, with a first flight planned for February. The jet seats 128 to 149 passengers and flies up to 3,454 miles enabling non stop US transcontinental routes.
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital say warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67 percent in atrial fibrillation patients and prevent about 50,000 of 75,000 strokes annually, but only about 32 percent of eligible Americans receive it. Barriers include need for close monitoring and bleeding risks.
A fast moving storm dumping nearly two feet of snow across New England left over 522000 customers without electricity. Residents describe cold homes and delayed power restoration as crews work to clear downed lines. one Connecticut firefighter died after contact with a downed power line.
Washington AP reports Treasury Secretary Rubin defends a solid economy and bull market while Republican Budget Chair Kasich warns of fear and feeble wage growth. Wall Street briefly slid after Greenspan questioned irrational exuberance in stock values. Rubin on Meet the Press cites sound fundamentals. Kasich also on NBC says wage growth remains weak.
President Clinton's pick Sandy Berger outlined five aims including building a democratic united Europe around NATO and a partnership with Russia. He said the US will not maintain a permanent Bosnia mission and will not pursue war criminals, with plans to expand NATO to Hungary Poland and the Czech Republic and engage Russia. Senator Lugar called the goals a potential strategic vision but noted funding concerns.
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