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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1995
Page
1
The House approved a GOP security bill 241 181 to curb U N funding and require congressional approval before sending troops on peacekeeping missions. The measure also tightens U S command rules while allowing presidential waivers for national security.
Indiana Senator Richard Lugar chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee proposes reducing the federal farm budget by 15 billion over five years. The plan would eliminate the Export Enhancement Program for 3.4 billion and cut price supports by about 11.45 billion, prompting opposition from farm groups and concerns about the Midwest economy.
The state plans to sell 600 wild turkeys to raise 300 000 dollars for turkey habitat improvement. Outdoor 5C notes the sale and use of proceeds for habitat. Cedarapids Inc. receives a 500 000 dollar state loan to support expansion, with another 500 000 CEBA loan promised. Camelot at Paramount Theatre receives mixed reviews on opening night. highlights and shortcomings noted in Review 3B.
Brief section index listing various city items including births, bridge, calendar, classifieds, comics, crosswords and crypto. Indicates page placements 2B 3B 9C 11C 13C 15C and 4A for sein.
In OWA City Heather Sloman Wood reports Rachael Nicole Hanken, born Jan 10 at 23 weeks, rapidly grows from 1 pound 6 ounces to 2 pounds 1 ounce as the medical team and her mother Holly Honken navigate groundbreaking neonatal care. Dr. Edward Bell notes advances push the frontier, with daily progress shaping family choices and expectations about survival.
A University of Iowa report projects 6,545 Iowa deaths from cancer in 1995. Lung cancer will kill about 1,120 men and 600 women, the second leading cause is prostate cancer for men at 455, and breast cancer for women at 565.
Four soldiers died of exposure after two months of Ranger training at Eglin Air Force Base Florida. Capt Milton Palmer 27 Fishers Indiana 2nd Lt Curt Sansoucie 23 Rochester New Hampshire 2nd Lt Spencer Dodge 25 Stanley New York and Sgt Norman Tillman 28 Fort Bragg North Carolina died from hypothermia after attempting to cross swamp waters in 52 degree conditions and amid rain swollen streams. The Army suspended all Ranger training as investigators examined the incident.
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