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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1995
Page
3
Astronomers report 50 previously unseen galaxies in the Bootes Void 700 million light years away, overturning the view of a vast emptiness once deemed empty. The region near the Big Dipper handle now appears populated beyond prior surveys.
President Clinton starts a new campaign in Galesburg highlighting a 3.5 billion job training package and tax credits aimed at unemployed and low income Americans. The plan includes up to 2600 dollars per approved trainee and a 500 dollar child tax credit for families earning under 75 thousand dollars.
Kenneth Kerekes Sr and his son were charged after breaking into a house and assaulting Thom Vicari, a 41 year old truck driver at a Megan's Law location in Warren County. Victim treated and released. Megan's Law aims to notify the public about sex offenders.
President Clinton plans to split the national committee chair into two roles. Senator Thomas Dodd would lead as chief spokesman while Don Fowler would manage day to day operations. White House aims to restore morale and sharpen the party message ahead of next year’s elections.
Former president Ronald Reagan, diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's, no longer recognizes biographer Edmund Morris after a six month interval. Morris described a visit in which Reagan mistook his presidential papers for trees and spoke of a jelly bean jar and Hollywood Hills.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani signed a law banning smoking in nearly all public places. The measure prohibits smoking in dining areas of restaurants with more than 35 seats and in outdoor stadiums where crowds gather.
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