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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1995
Page
3
Conservative Republican senators demand withdrawal of Henry Foster's nomination arguing credibility questions grow as his reported abortion counts rise. Senator Phil Gramm vows to oppose, calling Foster too divisive for the post.
Republicans led by Rep. Clay Shaw propose ending AFDC as an entitlement and replacing it with three state block grants. The plan would end cash aid for teenage mothers under 18, require work for single parents after two years on welfare, and deny most public assistance to many legal immigrants. The proposal, while praised by business groups, faces criticism from Democrats and state officials who warn it punishes children and weakens family support.
The Department of Defense may delay about 30 million for AIDS and 150 million for breast cancer research in the current budget, arguing they are not essential to the military medical program. Scientists have paused patient recruitment and anticipate layoffs while Congress added funds beyond the Pentagon request.
President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other Zapatista leaders after federal agents uncovered major weapons caches and plans for further violence. He said the army would boost patrols in Chiapas where the 1994 uprising began and a cease-fire holds. Police found clandestine arsenals in Mexico City and Veracruz.
Jurors viewed gruesome photos of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman on a full color screen as Officer Robert Riske described scene details. The defense contends evidence handling and a glove issue may undermine the case while the prosecutor pressed for a time frame and blood evidence credibility.
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