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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1997
Page
3
FBI Director Louis Freeh reported that his home alarms were triggered by a 3-year-old, after older children sent him downstairs to play. The incident was investigated by local police as an inside job during after-hours security checks.
The Centers for Disease Control report that nearly three quarters of murders of children among 26 rich nations occur in the United States. U S child death by own actions and firearms deaths are highest, with 14 and under rate double the industrialized world.
President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast. He admitted cynicism and hardness of heart toward Republicans and the media, while Hillary recounted a forgiveness moment with a stranger and urged mutual forgiveness.
Rich man, poor man. Dr. Simpson has earned 2.8 million to tell his story and sign his name since his ex wife was murdered in 1994 and could earn up to 3 million a year in the future. The jury must decide punitive damages after finding him liable for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman killings.
A New Hampshire student Colin Rizzio found a flaw in an algebra problem on the SAT math section. The error could affect up to 45,000 test takers, boosting scores by as much as 30 points. Corrected scores will be sent to students and colleges via Federal Express.
Washington officials said about 135000 children with mental or physical disabilities will lose their Social Security disability payments under the welfare reform law. The government had long warned of reductions but offered the first solid tally of those affected. Most affected have mental or emotional issues and will fail the new eligibility tests.
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