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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1995
Page
3
Susan Smith's lawyer said the trial will explore why she became mentally ill and what happened to her at Michael Smith's age. David Bruck cited CNN interviews as evidence, with Jerry Spence present.
The Census Bureau reports home ownership at a record 65 percent in 1993 while median household income fell 1 percent to 31241. Poverty held at 15.1 percent. health insurance coverage declined with 39.7 million uninsured in 1993. Fathers increasingly share child care duties.
Kobe Japan enters a tentative return to normal as electricity and water return to more homes. Commuters return to work while schools reopen in parts of the city. Relief centers house nearly 300000 refugees and aftershocks of up to magnitude 4.0 continue.
German Defense Minister Volker Ruehe withdrew an invitation for a Moscow visit after Russia insulted leading Chechnya war critics. Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev faced sharp criticism for alleged deceptions and bungled operations in Chechnya. Battles continued in Grozny with Russian forces controlling about half the city as rebels resisted in the rest.
A top American envoy Charles Thomas met Radovan Karadzic at Serb headquarters in Pale near Sarajevo in a bid to restart peace talks after Serbs rejected the Contact Group plan. The move signals renewed international effort to end the three year war with heavy casualties and a fragile cease-fire.
UAW Local 651 members vote to end a four day walkout at the AC Delco Flint East complex. The agreement calls for more than 600 new hires by mid 1996 and new products to be produced at the site while GM resumes parts output and plans to reopen idled plants soon.
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