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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1996
Page
1
Speaker Newt Gingrich acknowledged violating House ethics rules after two years of denials. He admitted using tax exempt groups for political purposes and failing to seek legal advice, with a 22 page statement of alleged violations approved by a bipartisan ethics subcommittee.
Jim Ross Lightfoot, after losing to Tom Harkin in a hard fought election, tours Iowa's 3rd District before closing his congressional career. He awards students, donates remaining funds to food pantries, checks staff job prospects, and plans a smooth transition with Leonard Boswell. He emphasizes not dwelling on the past.
Linn County Sheriff Don Zeller weighs permit discretion as 1995 Iowa data show wide county differences. Rural counties issue many more permits per 1 000 adults while urban counties like Linn trail. Debate surrounds standardizing laws and creating appeals beyond sheriffs.
President Alberto Fujimori urged the rebels at the Japanese ambassador residence to free about 340 hostages and said force could be used if needed. Rebel leader Nestor Cerpa said he would gradually release those not tied to the government, aiming for a peaceful resolution.
Roy Keiser a 65 year old retired electrician who has played Santa for over 20 years was charged with assault for allegedly slapping a 7 year old Cub Scout who tugged his beard at a party in LAISTOW New Hampshire. Witnesses differ with some saying the boy ripped the beard but police report others say only tugged. Keiser surrendered after learning of the charge and was released on a summons. Conviction could bring up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. His wife said community support is strong and no comment was available from him. Police Chief Sav age commented department not being criticized for the case.
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