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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1998
Page
3
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols asks for a new trial arguing the government failed to disclose tens of thousands of witness statements. Also submitted are documents on Nichols' sentencing date, which is yet to be scheduled.
The 6.1 magnitude quake devastated Afghan mountain towns killing thousands and burying homes. U N aid trucks with blankets and food reached Rustaq as survivors recount losses including a seven member family crushed under rubble. Rescue teams warn aftershocks continue to threaten rescue efforts.
Paris France Inter reports Eric Petel was questioned by Judge Herve Stephan on February 2 about the scene of Princess Diana's crash five months after the accident. Petel recalled approaching the Pont de l Alma tunnel and lifting a woman from the wreckage, describing disturbing details but offering no further clarifications. He had previously signed a police deposition that did not reach the judge.
Senate sponsors McCain and Hollings propose requiring schools and libraries to install filtering software as a condition for receiving federal funds to expand Internet access. Additional bills target porn access and protections, while experts warn overreach could threaten free speech.
In 1933 the Postal Telegram Company introduced the first singing telegram in New York. In 1949 Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman opened on Broadway at Morosco Theater. In 1962 Powers was exchanged for Abel in a U2 spy swap. In 1967 the 25th Amendment took effect. In 1992 Alex Haley died in Seattle aged 70. In 1988 a 9th Circuit panel struck down the Army ban on homosexuals, later set aside.
Federal review says as many as 6 323 naturalizations could be revoked and thousands more questioned from a 13 month period before 1996 elections. A Clinton era Citizenship USA drive shows 90 8 percent of cases with processing errors and 88 percent lacking sufficient documentation. Republicans push hearings to tighten rules while INS plans technology upgrades to cut errors and backlogs.
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