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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1994
Page
3
In Chicago a large study finds women with AIDS die faster than men. Researchers led by Sandra Melnick at the University of Minnesota say no medical reason is evident and women may delay care or receive different treatment.
US diplomat Thomas Hubbard visited North Korea to press for the release of pilot Bobby Hall. South Korean and UN officials supported talks after Hubbard crossed the border. Washington warned failure to free Hall could jeopardize oil, reactor aid, and diplomatic ties amid North Korea’s spying allegations.
A judge temporarily blocks Measure 16 from taking effect while a constitutional challenge proceeds. The measure allows terminal patients to seek a lethal drug dose after two doctors confirm six months or less to live, sparking debate over safeguards and rights.
Edward Leary, in critical but stable condition with burns, was indicted by a grand jury on attempted murder, assault, attempted grand larceny and criminal possession of a weapon. His wife Marge Shaller said he loved New York City and its subways, calling him a victim.
In Bexley Ohio residents prefer keeping the adult video shop over a new McDonald’s arguing fast food would bring grease and traffic. They note the store draws little traffic and say the site backs onto established businesses while the governor’s residence and notable properties lie nearby.
Four days remain for Vietnam veterans sprayed with Agent Orange to apply for $21 million in injury compensation from the Agent Orange Settlement Fund. Administered by Aetna and funded by seven chemical companies, the deadline is midnight Saturday with checks previously issued since 1989.
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