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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1995

Page

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Russian forces press assault on Grozny in Chechnya clash

Russian troops opened rocket and mortar fire in Grozny at up to a dozen shells per minute as they closed to near the presidential palace. Chechen President Dudayev reportedly fled toward Gudermes amid fierce fighting and counterattacks from besieged defenders.

Associated Press Arder Rozny Russia Chechnya Dzhokar Dudayev Gudermes Grozny God

Gore and Dole differ on Yeltsin grip amid Grozny siege

Gore on Face the Nation says Yeltsin controls the military while Dole on CNN says he is not in charge. U S support wanes as Russian assault on Grozny continues, with thousands dead or wounded and 350000 refugees. Russian reinforcements arrive as Moscow hardens its stance in Chechnya.

Associated Pressice al Gore the Nation Grozny Boris Yeltsin CNN Bob Dole R-Kan Yeltsin Dole U.S Chechnya Red Cross Moscow Russia

War costs top $2 billion threaten Russia reforms

Russia's Chechen war enters its fifth week and plunges Moscow into budget chaos. Unofficial estimates place costs between 2 and 5 billion dollars, draining coffers at about 30 million daily and threatening Western-backed reforms and future loans.

Russia Washington Post OSCOW Chechn- Mya Moscow

Microsoft chief Gates launches new column in The Gazette

Microsoft CEO Bill Gates writes a bi monthly column urging readers to notice generational shifts ignored by large players. Mount Mercy women claim the National Catholic Basketball Tournament with record 3 point precision. Davis Elementary students cope as trial in Anna Marie Emry death proceeds. Dallas meets San Francisco for NFC title after 35 9 win over Green Bay.

Bill Gates the Gazette Today Mount Mercy Davis Elementary Anna Marie Emry Dallas San Francisco Cowboys Green Bay

Class of 98 Stressed Out and Apolitical

Washington AP report says today's freshmen show least interest in politics of any entering class. A UCLA Higher Education Research Institute survey of 333,703 students at 670 colleges finds 31.9 percent regard keeping up with political affairs as an important life goal, down from 42.4 percent in 1990 and 57.8 percent in 1966.

Washington Higher Education Research Institute University of California-Los Angeles Alexander Astin UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies

Student survey shows shifts in habits and stress on campus

The report notes rises in cigarette use from 11.6 to 12.5 percent and a beer drinking low at 53.2 percent, with marijuana legalization support at 32.1 percent. Freshmen who discuss politics frequently fell to 16 percent, while 24.1 percent felt overwhelmed and 9.5 percent felt low in spirits, per UCLA professor Alexander Astin.

Corbett’s pledge plan unfolds as 76th Iowa General Assembly opens

Iowa House begins new session with debate over reinstating capital punishment and Monday Pledge of Allegiance. Cedar Rapids teens Jasan Bock and Erin Logas will lead the pledge as speaker Ron Corbett seeks weekly recitation. The session promises reform talks on abortion parental notification, tax cuts, and reforms from 30 plus newcomers.

Ken Sullivan Des Moines House of Representatives Ron Corbett Cedar Rapids Jasan Bock Erin Logas Iowa House of Representatives Corbett Iowa House Representatives 76Th General Assembly

Dream house gift denied by state for group home plan

Newton couple offered a $300000 six bedroom home to Massachusetts as a mortgage free donation to house mentally retarded adults with their 24 year old twin sons as residents. State declined due to cost despite earlier promises of state funded placement and a public private partnership.

Richard Carol Beard Newton Mass Massachusetts Forrest Lincoln Carol Richard Beard Boston Beards

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