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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1992
Page
3
Senator Claiborne Pell sustained facial cuts in a three car collision while riding in a New York City taxi. He was treated at Cabrini Hospital. spokesman William Bryant said injuries are not serious.
Washington residents testified to Congress urging harsher action against absent fathers who flee states to dodge support. Martha Barger of Wheaton said ex husband Joseph Sulier fled from New Mexico to Texas after authorities prepared papers, seeking $53 000 for her 16 year old twins. The report also notes a poll showing Democrats viewed as better economic managers than Republicans amid a recession. Marilyn Murray, Nashville bass player Dee Murray dies at 45 following a stroke amid cancer battle.
The Supreme Court loosened the standard for government requests to modify consent decrees governing prison and mental hospital conditions and school desegregation. The 6-2 ruling in one case directs judges to apply the new standard, with implications for Michigan prisons and Suffolk County, Massachusetts, settlements. The decision also allows out of court testimony in some child abuse cases and clears the way for Doherty’s deportation to Britain, outlining broader judicial powers in these areas.
President Bush campaigned in New Hampshire saying Americans have endured hardship and urging voters to back him in the leadoff primary. He visited several stops including a Rochester computer plant and urged Congress to pass his recovery program despite Democratic opposition.
A New England Journal of Medicine study of 414 children from Connecticut towns finds most dyslexic kindergartners outgrow severe reading problems. Researchers say dyslexia lies on a continuum from mild to severe and may change over time, challenging the idea of a distinct condition.
AP reports Andrew Lyne and colleagues retract their July finding of an exoplanet after correcting flawed analysis. Lyne apologized to the American Astronomical Society meeting, noting the planet evaporated and stressing that last week’s two-planet study remains unshaken.
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