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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1992
Page
3
A 3.3 magnitude quake struck the Hayward fault near San Francisco causing chimney damage to some homes but no injuries were reported. The event occurred shortly after 3 p.m. and was centered about 15 miles east of the city per UC Berkeley seismology staff.
Yeltsin and Bush spoke by phone about relations and a potential new START 2 arms reduction treaty. Yeltsin cited a prepared agreement for a two thirds cut in strategic nuclear weapons to be signed at January summit, echoing prior framework signing in Washington.
In Studio City Mary Kopp, 19, learns to beg in silence as cities nationwide push anti begging laws. She and others face arrest or eviction while some areas aim to curb visible homelessness, with major cities from Atlanta to Seattle enforcing ordinances amid rising hostility.
In Omaha Nebraska a mother identified as Susan Cross loses temporary custody of her newborn daughter after a court battle tied to the abuse case involving her son Jerald L Stubby Jr. The state temporarily wards Jerald while trials proceed and doctors recommended removing life support from the comatose child.
An AP report card shows Republicans and Democrats alike praising Bill Clinton as he nears Inauguration Day. Conservatives like Burton Pines Lyn Nofziger and Eddie Mahe laud his first months, cabinet picks and economic conference, while noting time will tell on the economy.
President elect Bill Clinton has chosen Dick Riley former South Carolina governor for education secretary and a Minnesota utility executive for energy secretary A mid afternoon news conference was planned with aides speaking on condition of anonymity Eric Espy emerged as the agriculture secretary frontrunner but Clinton was expected to delay that decision until Tuesday
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