Former President Bush released from Mayo Clinic
Former President George H. W. Bush, 76, left hip replacement surgery earlier in the week at Mayo Clinic and plans a limited return to Houston as he recuperates, a spokesman said.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2000
Page
5
Former President George H. W. Bush, 76, left hip replacement surgery earlier in the week at Mayo Clinic and plans a limited return to Houston as he recuperates, a spokesman said.
Susan McDougal's attorney says all options are open to win a presidential pardon as she and Michael Milken are linked to renewed pardon chatter. Milken's status was corroborated by reports of a pending application raised by Ron Burkle, while DOJ notes no formal filing exists. McDougal, convicted in 1996, was released in 1998 after a loan fraud case tied to Whitewater.
Syrians speculate on whom President Bashar Assad may marry with rumors of engagement or a secret wedding. Speculation spreads from Homs to Beirut as observers weigh his private life against expectations of reform and stability in Syria.
President Clinton calls on lawmakers to end the budget fight and approve billions for education. He links funding for crumbling schools after school programs teacher hiring and Head Start expansion to long term economic growth and a skilled 21st century workforce. The GOP counters that states should decide spending.
Police say Abbas al-Baqer Abbas opened fire through a mosque window in Garaffa, fatally wounding 20 worshippers and injuring 33. He had a history with the Sunni group Takfir wal Hijra after leaving his former sect al Sunna al-Mohammediyya, and had threatened its members. President Omar el-Bashir visited Garaffa after the attack.
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