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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1994
Page
3
The Justice Department is examining whether ATM networks pressured banks to buy other services as a condition for access. Officials in Washington confirmed the inquiry and promised a forthcoming statement.
MIT economist Rudiger Dornbusch and Lehman Brothers chief economist Allen Sinai declare the economy rebounding with low inflation and falling deficits. They caution public doubt remains amid rising rates and potential global risks, while polls show skepticism about a lasting recovery.
Rhonda Maloney, a 25 year old Denver cocktail waitress, was kidnapped and raped, then reabducted. A civilian with an analytic approach found a body beneath a culvert near a road in Watkins after authorities traced clues from her purse. Robert Harlan, 29, faces multiple charges including murder and kidnapping.
Jury selection starts for the murder trial of Michael Griffin charged with first degree murder in the March 10 shooting of Dr. David Gunn outside Pensacola Women’s Medical Services during an abortion protest. The death penalty is sought and the case could take two weeks to try.
Nelson Mandela blamed rival Mangosuthu Buthelezi for a massacre in Natal that killed 15 ANC election workers, including 12 teenagers preparing a voter education event in Mahehle. Police have not traced the attackers, and Mandela accused Inkatha leaders of urging violence during the first all race election.
Talks aimed at peacefully ending a seven week Chiapas uprising are set to start in San Cristobal de las Casas at a colonial cathedral. Government negotiator Manuel Camacho Solis and mediator Bishop Samuel Ruiz will host about 20 rebel delegates. Rebels may attend with weapons and ski masks, as poverty and reform demand the agenda.
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