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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1996
Page
3
Prosecutors say Joann Curley killed her husband for 300000 life insurance after a year long effort. The victim Robert Curley died at Hershey Medical Center while authorities exhumed the body and investigated since 1994.
The National Transportation Safety Board urged modifications to center fuel tanks to prevent explosive vapors after the TWA Flight 800 disaster off Long Island. The panel cited possible heat buildup and static electricity as ignition sources and proposed both short term cooling measures and long term inert gas systems. The FAA said it agrees with most recommendations as investigations continue.
President Clinton announced two Cabinet picks Bill Daley as commerce secretary and Bill Richardson as United Nations ambassador. Daley fainted at the briefing but was not injured and returned to answer questions. He leads NAFTA relations alongside returning members Sperling Reno Shalala Browner Rubin Raines and Barshefsky nomination. First Lady Hillary Clinton to undertake more international missions.
The FBI joins a case at The Citadel in Charleston where two female cadets allegedly faced hazing including flammable liquid sprayed on clothing and possible threats. No injuries occurred. Echo Company leaders were suspended as state investigators review.
A federal lawsuit accuses Florida clinics including Sun Coast Hospital in Largo and The Manors in Tarpon Springs of admitting patients for psychiatric care under misdiagnosis after travel for other treatments. Insurers claim a $39 million loss over five years as patients were deterred from leaving, with carriers investigating for Prudential and MetLife.
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