House delays impeachment vote amid Iraq airstrike fears
The House of Representatives postpones impeachment proceedings against President Clinton delaying the debate. Rep Bob Livingston announces the deferral citing ongoing hostilities overseas and urges lawmakers to stay in town for possible action in the near future. Republicans plan to approve a resolution honoring military personnel instead of pursuing the impeachment vote.
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Leach backs 2 of 4 counts to impeach
U S Rep Jim Leach said he believes President Clinton is guilty of perjury and would vote to impeach. The Davenport Republican supported the first two articles dealing with perjury but not the obstruction of justice and abuse of power charges. He cited privacy and sexual harassment arguments as insufficient to block impeachment.
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How Theyll Vote On Impeachment In Iowa Delegation
A snippet lists expected votes on impeachment by Iowa representatives. Leonard Boswell N or unclear, Greg Ganske N or unclear, Tom Latham N or unclear, Jim Leach N or unclear, Jim Nussle N or unclear.
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Cedar Rapids considers gay rights law first reading
Cedar Rapids City Council approved a first reading 3-2 to add sexual orientation protections to civil rights rules. The measure would ban discrimination in employment, housing, education and credit, with two more votes scheduled December 23 and January 6. Mayor Lee Clancey and three commissioners supported the amendment, while Don Thomas and Ole Munson opposed.
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U S and Britain begin airstrikes on Iraq
The United States and Britain launch a series of airstrikes on Iraq amid casualties reported as at least two dead and thirty injured. Iraq vows to fight the so called enemies of God and humanity as the United Nations labels the bombing a sad day for the world.
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US and Britain Launch Airstrikes on Iraq
President Clinton ordered a steady air campaign targeting Iraq to halt Saddam Hussein's defiance of U.N. inspectors. Missiles struck Baghdad after midnight with four days of possible operations anticipated. U.S. and British forces press for crippling Iraq's weapons programs as Baghdad calls for an immediate halt.
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Iowa Senators Endorse Airstrike on Iraq
Gazette report says Senator Grassley argues for firm action against Saddam Hussein and calls the airstrike long overdue. Senator Harkin backs international support, warns Iraq cannot threaten the world with weapons of mass destruction and favors a sustained, credible U.S. strategy.
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Munson repays city after phone charges and weapons return
Cedar Rapids Finance Commissioner Ole Munson reimbursed the city $78 for telephone charges and turned in guns and equipment from his police reserves post his Delaware County trial. He remains on the City Council and will begin a new one year term, but forecasts unlikely return to reserve active duty.
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