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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1994
Page
3
The American Heart Association reports 2.2 million U S youths aged 12 to 17 smoke cigarettes and 9 million under-5 live with a smoker, while hypertension has fallen to about 50 million from 63.6 million a decade earlier.
National champion Tonya Harding insisted she had nothing to do with the assault on rival Nancy Kerrigan. Her coach said she deserves to compete in the Olympics as inquiries continue and officials weigh removing Harding from the team.
The surviving Beatles Paul McCartney George Harrison and Ringo Starr plan studio sessions next month to record new music and issue unreleased songs as part of the Anthology project. The project also includes a video autobiography to be shown worldwide in 1995. John Lennon was murdered in 1980.
Bitter cold blanketed the East and Carolinas with record lows. Searchers found a hiker dead on Mount Jefferson New Hampshire after his partner trudged for help through deep snow. Water mains froze snapping across Halleck Minnesota and towns from Adams North Carolina to Belfry Kentucky faced outages and water shortages. Temperature readings ranged from 28 below in Michigan to 1 below in Asheville North Carolina. Community water sharing and thawing efforts unfolded as crews prepared to repair pipes and restore power amid hazardous wind chills.
Rep. Jim Leach urges bipartisan congressional hearings into the Whitewater affair citing public trust. He points to possible legal breaches linked to Madison Guaranty and the Clinton McDougal real estate venture as Janet Reno prepares to name a special counsel.
Picket lines around the GM Shreveport pickup plant collapsed after 40 hours of talks on a contract for about 2,300 striking workers. A ratification vote was set for today. production had risen to 816 trucks daily.
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