Therapy or torment In a Cedar Rapids case a psychologist faces sexual exploitation claims
Patricia Rohner says her longtime psychologist C Jane Sanders sexually exploited her after six years of therapy begun in 1982. The suit, later settled in July, followed complaints to state regulators and a 1990 civil suit alleging inappropriate interaction and negligence.
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Higher taxes urged as deficit fight looms
Private economists advise higher gas taxes and taxes on employer paid health premiums to curb the deficit. Clinton's team prioritized deficit reduction at hearings while signaling all options on the table. Analysts say sharp tax increases are more likely as Bentsen and Panetta push tough votes.
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Iraq rejects Iraqi conditions on U.N. inspections
The United Nations rejected Iraq's bid to force inspectors to fly from Jordan instead of Bahrain, stating no access from Bahrain would hinder operations. White House says U.S. remains determined to achieve full Iraqi compliance with Security Council resolutions and coalition demands amid no-fly zone disputes. Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz says Iraq will cooperate but continues to challenge no-fly zones as a U.S.-led creation.
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Weathermen With Heads In The Clouds Chuckle
A light humor item notes weather forecasters joking about daydreaming while predicting the sky. The terse line suggests playful disdain for meteorology by implying forecasts are airy or fanciful.
Iowa de-icer aids Cedar Rapids Airport runway clearing
Tomorrow’s health and science feature covers a new de-icing chemical developed in Iowa and advanced technology aiding Cedar Rapids Airport in keeping runways clear during icy conditions.
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Two East Iowans get front row at Clinton inauguration
Alta Bardsley of Cedar Rapids will dine with the president-elect as part of the faces of hope. Kim Hurley of Volga, a UNI senior with cerebral palsy, will view the swearing-in from a VIP area and attend lectures, using a voice synthesizer to speak. Hurley has Iowa ties and a scholarship to participate.
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Malcolm X Rise as Youth Icon Among Black Americans
In Atlanta and on campuses, Malcolm X supplants King as the symbol for younger Black Americans. Kenyatta Adeniya, 20, Georgia State University student and Black Student Alliance president, says Malcolm X resonates with today’s youth who seek self defense and community relevance.
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