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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1995
Page
5
The IMF agreed to lend Mexico as a currency crisis measure, up to 7.8 billion dollars over 18 months, subject to executive board approval next week. President Clinton urged congressional approval amid Republican opposition and Treasury Secretary Rubin touted international backing.
Russian artillery pounded the southern edge of Grozny trapping about 40 Russian women seeking their sons amid ongoing siege. Evacuation buses were sent from Ingushetia, while a second attempt to reach Grozny failed at the front line north of the Sunzha River.
An AP report from Toul France states a construction crane toppled onto a high school during classes, killing six students and injuring four. The incident prompted emergency responders to evacuate and secure the area as investigators assess the scene.
Authorities said two people died and several others were injured after a crane collapsed in high winds. Col Bernard Modere, head of the rescue team, reported the dead were aged 17 and 18, with three students among the injured and the crane operator seriously hurt.
A study shows children who refuse food or are picky are more likely to have mothers with eating disorders. The results, to be published in the British Medical Journal, highlight maternal influence on child eating behavior.
The United States and Vietnam will sign an agreement on Saturday to pave the way for diplomatic relations. They will open liaison offices in Hanoi and Washington soon after the signing, a U S official said.
Students and survivors, led by Elie Wiesel, walk the Auschwitz grounds in memory of 1.1 million victims as debates over proper observance unfold. The event highlights include the Kaddish omission controversy and a final memorial with the cantor naming the camps.
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