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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1995
Page
3
Presidental Pundit remarks as Newt Gingrich urged replacing or abolishing the Internal Revenue Service. He argued a smaller revenue service would curb broad data collection while keeping essential taxation. The exchange framed by campaign rhetoric on government size.
Senate leader Bob Dole criticized President Clinton for using the Foster nomination to split Republicans over abortion. He urged dropping Foster if he lacks Senate votes and said the move could politicize abortion. Clinton defended Foster as qualified and not dead, while Republicans cite credibility issues over past abortions.
The United States plans to release a bailout for Mexico with a 20 billion dollar package tied to monetary restraint and US oversight of oil export earnings. The draft would require Mexico to shrink money supply and cap rates to 50 percent on loans and mortgages, risking domestic backlash and potential recession.
Pretoria opens trial of Col Eugene de Kock, 46, the Vlakplaas commander accused of running the Third Force. He faces 121 counts including murder, kidnapping, arms smuggling, fraud and theft in a case linked to the violent policesponsored drive against Mandela’s ANC and the move toward democracy.
In New Hampshire polls released ahead of the primary, Senator Bob Dole leads if Powell does not run, with 42 percent in the Globe survey and 41 percent in the Herald survey. Powell would draw 20 percent in the Globe and 17 percent in the Herald. Abortion stance splits voters, with a majority favoring pro choice in both polls.
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