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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1995
Page
3
Miklos Rozsa, Academy Award winning composer of Spellbound A Double Life and Ben Hur, died of pneumonia at Good Samaritan Hospital. He had a prior stroke and had been on life support for about three weeks. He was 88.
Attorney General Janet Reno defended using tear gas to end the Waco siege while FBI leaders said they would not have acted if they believed Koresh and followers might self harm. Retired FBI agent Jamar said tapes showed Davidians discussing spreading fuel and starting fires, dialogue clarified after enhancement.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich faced questions from the ethics committee over his HarperCollins book deal. The session, described as freewheeling by a senior Republican, included sworn testimony in a rare Capitol appearance. The book To Renew America has reached 650,000 copies in print with a reduced $1 advance and standard royalties after bipartisan criticism.
FDA clears Duke University physicians to test genetically altered pig livers to support liver failure patients. Nextran plans start when a suitable patient is available, viewing pig livers as a bridge to recovery or transplant.
Police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Indianapolis after a black man’s alleged beating in custody sparked riots. Six arrested Thursday, with more clashes on College Avenue, while Mayor Goldsmith and Police Chief Toler pledged an investigation.
President Clinton signed a 16.3 billion package of social program cuts after a budget compromise with Congress. The measure also includes 7.2 billion for California and disaster areas, while the House pursued a separate 79.4 billion FY funding bill cutting housing aid EPA funds and NASA.
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