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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1994
Page
3
President Clinton and Hillary split up for last minute shopping in Washington with Hillary saying she has no wish list. Clinton directed his motorcade through Northwest Washington for a 95 minute spree at Georgetown Park shopping mall.
The FDA announced saline breast implants may remain on the market for another three years while safety studies proceed. Saline implants, filled with salt water, are the main option for cosmetic augmentation or reconstruction. The 1992 silicone gel implants were removed from general market and are now limited to reconstruction patients or study participants.
Three men faced arrest in a string of White House incidents. Joseph Maggio and Franklin Ruff were linked to a plutonium bomb claim and a handgun respectively, while Richard Green was arrested for unlawful entry after slipping onto the grounds. Officials said the events were unrelated and posed no threat to President Clinton.
Police say Clarence Wilkinson the Franklin High School principal conspired with ex wife Melissa Frances and Christopher Brown to hire a hit man for 12 500 then 15 500 with Frances allegedly pulled back and all three arrested Frances 43 says she did not order the killing Brown 19 admitted being offered a gun by Wilkinson Brown's lawyer calls police allegations hearsay Wilkinson free on bail and facing conspiracy charges Frances pleaded guilty to inducing panic and faces up to six months in jail Wilkinson was on paid leave from the school and Brown remains jailed on 17 500 bail
The Queen Elizabeth 2 faced dangerous safety violations and was kept in port by the U S Coast Guard amid a $45 million refurbishment and thousands of anxious passengers. Problems cited included missing fire doors and fire-wall holes, while many travelers paid over 50 000 for the voyage and endured leaky pipes and debris.
Edward Leary, hospitalized at New York Hospital Cornell Burn Center with burns covering 40 percent of his body, says he did not commit the Wednesday subway blast that injured 45 and faces 45 counts of attempted murder. Investigators found notes at his Scotch Plains home labeling him the "Mad Bomber."
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