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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1988

Page

3

Panel votes for impeachment and ethics inquiry

The House Judiciary Committee recommended impeachment for U.S. District Judge Alice Hastings on 17 counts amid prior acquittal in a bribery case. Separately, the House ethics panel selected Richard Phelan to conduct an impartial investigation into Speaker Jim Wright amid abuse allegations. In Virginia, bail was granted to Mousa Hawamda in a plot to kill Oliver North, with U.S. authorities detailing charges and the target linked to Libya bombing actions.

Washington House Ethics Committee Richard Phelan Jim Wright Texas Phelan Chicago Wright Julian Dixon Calif Alexandria U.S White House Oliver North Albert Bryan Mousa Hawamda Henry Hudson Hawamda North Libya

Burma Chooses Hardliner to Succeed Ne Win

Rangoon reports 64 year old Sein Lwin, a hard liner blamed for violent dissent suppression, was named to replace Ne Win ending 26 years of rule. The move dims hopes for reform amid Burma's one party, military backed regime.

Rangoon Burma Sein Lwin Ne Win

Iran Rafsanjani ties hostage talks to asset release

Iran's Rafsanjani said Tehran could help secure the release of nine American hostages in Lebanon if the United States unfroze Iranian assets. The U.S. rejected linking asset releases to hostage negotiations, with White House spokesman Fitzwater stating no deals.

Manila Philippines U.S Washington State Department Charles Redman Iran Lebanon United States Hashemi Rafsanjani Hojatolislam Rafsanjani Nicosia Cyprus United Nations Tions Javier Perez de Cuellar Ali Akbar Velayati Tehran Carter Marlin Fitzwater White House Fitzwater

Shoddy Science Behind Parenhero Immunity Findings

A Nature commissioned inquiry led by James Randi found the Paris lab of Jacques Benveniste produced results misinterpreted as anti conventional biology. Investigators cite lack of reporting of contradictory evidence and possible sample contamination, with no fraud proven. The report labels the work shoddy science and notes no deliberate deception.

New York James Randi Nature Paris Jacques Benveniste Inserm Benveniste John Maddox

Former Meese aide says DOJ became Alice in Wonderland

Former deputy attorney general Arnold Burns and former criminal division chief William Weld testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee. They alleged Edwin Meese's conduct made him unfit to lead the Justice Department and Weld suggested Meese could have faced prosecution for accepting an illegal gratuity from E. Robert Wallach due to numerous official acts benefiting Wallach. Both resigned last March, and Meese plans to resign later this summer after an independent counsel report.

Washington Edwin Meese Congress Meese Justice Department Senate Judiciary Committee Arnold Burns Department William Weld Weld E. Robert Wallach Mr. Wallach Wallach Independent Counsel

Bush pledges stronger ethics standards in White House plan

Vice President Bush proposes a unified ethics code and new offices to enforce it. He backs an independent counsel for ethics cases and suggests applying those rules to Congress, promising a senior White House counselor and permanent ethics offices in major departments. Dukakis urges Meese resignation amid misconduct charges.

Washington Bush White House Congress Office of Government Ethics

Mayor orders police to shoot park brawlers

WADLEY Ga AP The mayor B A Johnson orders police to shoot to stop fights in the city park and to shoot from the waist down only after a weekend brawl involving eight youths with nails driven into sticks. Seven youths were sent to juvenile court, one adult is free on 125 dollar bond.

Wadley B.A. Johnson Johnson

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