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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1996

Page

3

Death-row inmate wins Supreme Court reprieve in 1985 Virginia case

Joseph Roger O'Dell III, 54, awaiting execution for rape, sodomy and murder outside a Virginia Beach nightclub in 1985, receives a temporary stay from the Supreme Court to review his appeal. The decision delays his electrocution likely until January. James Hoffa seeks probe into Teamsters election irregularities as Ron Carey proclaims victory.

Richmond John Paul II Supreme Court Joseph Roger O’dell III Helen Schartner Virginia Beach Washington James Hoffa Teamsters Ron Carey Jimmy Hoffa Hoffa Patrick Szymanski Barbara Zack Quindel

EMF Exposure Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk Study

USC researchers report higher Alzheimer’s incidence among workers exposed to electromagnetic fields with seamstresses notably at increased risk. The study, in Neurology from Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center, aligns with CDC findings on EMF-related neurodegenerative disease risk. Irving Caesar, famed lyricist of Swanee and Tea for Two, dies at 101 in New York. Caesar’s death announced by Mount Sinai Hospital spokesperson Mel Granick.

University of Southern California Journal Neurology Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center Downey Calif Centers For Disease Control and Prevention New York Irving Caesar George Gershwin Swanee Caesar Mount Sinai Hospital Mel Granick Granick

HMO industry to ease patients fears with new guidelines

The American Association of Health Plans issued guidelines to inform about doctor pay incentives treatment necessity coverage cost sharing and experimental status. The policy targets about 140 million managed care members nationwide.

Washington Post Washington American Association of Health Plans

Clinton to announce top aides and key White House posts

President Clinton plans to name Rahm Emanuel to a senior adviser role and promote James Steinberg to deputy national security adviser. John Podesta and Sylvia Matthews are set as deputy chiefs of staff, with Victoria Rudd named chief of staff to the chief of staff Cos. Bowles signals further Cabinet choices Friday with Rodney Slater, Elizabeth Moler, Esteban Torres and Andrew Cuomo as likely picks.

Washington Post Washington Clinton White House Rahm Emanuel George Stephanopoulos State Department James Steinberg Administration Michael Dukakis John Podesta Sylvia Mathews Erskine Bowles Bowles Victoria Rudd Cos-Cos Rodney Slater Federal Highway Administration Elizabeth Moler Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Rep Esteban Torres D-Calif Housing and Urban Development Andrew Cuomo Cuomo New York Mario Cuomo

President Havel Recuperating After Lung Cancer Surgery

Vaclav Havel, 60, president of the Czech Republic, is recovering in Prague after lung cancer surgery and pneumonia. He works out with weights in the intensive care unit to regain strength.

Vaclav Havel Czech Republic Prague Havel

Red Cross workers slain in Chechnya attack

Masked gunmen struck a Red Cross hospital in Chechnya before dawn, killing six workers including five women and one man from the Netherlands, Spain, Canada, New Zealand, and Norway. A seventh was wounded as the ICRC suspended operations amid wide condemnation.

Noviye Atagi Russia Red Cross Chechnya International Committee of the Red Cross Netherlands Spain Canada New Zealand Norway

Clinton Defends Trie Ties as Fundraising Scrutiny Grows

Democratic officials review unity fundraisers by Charlie Yah Lin Trie amid questions about hundreds of thousands in gifts. Trie’s name surfaces in White House events while Clinton defends him and backs trustees who rejected about 640000 in contributions for a presidential legal defense fund.

Newsday Washington Democratic Party Charlie Yah Lin Trie Little Rock, Ark Trie White House Democratic National Committee Clinton Legal Defense Fund

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