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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1992

Page

3

Iran-Contra trial opens with Kerry as lead witness

The Iran-Contra trial of Clair George begins with Sen. John Kerry as lead witness. George is charged with concealing knowledge of Oliver Norths covert military support for the Contras from Congress. Separately, Ross Perot agrees to testify on POW MIA cases after previously declining. Wayne McLaren dies at 51 after lung cancer linked to smoking.

Washington John Kerry D-Mass CIA Clair George George No. 3 Congress White House Oliver North Ross Perot U.S Perot Senate Select Committee On Costa Mesa Calif Wayne McLaren McLaren Hoag Hospital Newport Beach Louise McLaren

Pentagon Releases Thousands of MIA Documents

The Pentagon unveiled thousands of declassified papers on 2 266 missing Americans in Southeast Asia marking the first tranche of more than 1 300 000 pages to come this year. A family member called the move too little too late amid questions over the release pace.

Washington Pentagon Southeast Asia Pete Williams

California banks halt accepting state IOUs in August

Bank of America will refuse IOUs starting August 5 while Wells Fargo and Union Bank stop honoring IOUs issued after July and July 31 respectively. The move comes as California faces its worst fiscal crisis since the 1930s amid a July 1 budget impasse between the legislature and Governor Pete Wilson.

Sacramento Calif California Pete Wilson Bank of America Wells Fargo and Co Ious Union Bank Nancy Badley California Bankers Association Gray Davis Davis

House votes to regulate cable TV

The House approved a bill 340 to 73 to bring cable television under tighter government control. It requires basic service under an FCC price formula, sets channel packages and quality standards, and bans exclusive provider arrangements. The proposal faces a veto from the Bush administration.

House Washington Federal Communications Commission Bush Administration Office of Management and Budget

El Nino toward end as Pacific warmth cools rapidly

Washington reports Pacific Ocean temperatures near normalizing from 2.3C above normal in May to 1C above in June signaling El Nino in final stage. Climate Analysis Center says advisories end as researchers forecast cooler readings this fall, noting global weather effects from Texas to South Africa.

Washington Pacific Ocean South Africa Texas Federal Climate Analysis Center Chester Kopelewski Climate Analysis Center Kopelewski

Panel moves toward $4 billion SDI budget

The Senate Armed Services Committee neared approval of a $4 billion Strategic Defense Initiative budget, rejecting Republican efforts to match Bush's $5.4 billion or propose $4.9 billion. The panel aimed to complete its defense bill with a roughly last year level for SDI, according to anonymous congressional sources.

Washington Bush Administration Richard Darman Congress Resolution Trust Corp Senate Armed Services Committee Strategic Defense Initiative Bush Congressional

Bush signs bill expanding college aid for middle class

President Bush signed a broad higher education package at Northern Virginia Community College. The measure extends federal programs for five years at 115 billion dollars, raises Pell Grants to 3700 dollars, expands income eligibility to 42000 for Pell Grants, and introduces unsubsidized and direct loan programs to bypass banks. Senators Kennedy Dodd Pell Simon praised the reform while Alan Tubbs of the American Bankers Association criticized direct student loans as costly.

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