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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1994
Page
3
In a 100 year record the National Climatic Data Center reports spring temperatures March through May averaged about 53 degrees, placing it eighth warmest. The same report notes FDA debates on home HIV tests as three firms seek approval for lab‑based saliva tests.
President Clinton says there are hopeful signs after Carter reports in Pyongyang but awaits North Korea's confirmation on freezing its nuclear program. State Department uses diplomatic channels to verify Kim Il Sung's offer and a halt to fuel reprocessing, reactor loading, and inspections.
U.N. troops evacuated hundreds from Ste Famille refugee camp in Kigali as rebel forces tighten grip. Thousands remained behind amid fears of killings by militias while U.N. spokesmen cited limited trucks and a brief ceasefire. An estimated 21 bodies were reported at a nearby building, with refugees pleading for space and safety.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if state voters can impose term limits on federal lawmakers. Arkansas voters approved a 1992 amendment restricting who may serve in Congress, challenging whether such state limits add to constitutional restraints. The ruling will test the scope of term limits in federal office.
The court allowed grassroots efforts to pursue term limits. Arkansas bars candidates after three House terms or two Senate terms. It let states continue taxing multinational firms, preserving California's $4 billion tax flow. The court also refused to overturn a language on English-only employment and let stand Alabama inmate David Chandler's murder conviction and death sentence under a 1988 drug kingpins law.
President Clinton indicated openness to changes in his health reform plan while maintaining a goal of universal coverage. He suggested non compulsory paths and triggers to expand access as negotiators probe a compromise with Congress amid a Senate House stalemate.
Michael Fay, a 19 year old American, was released from a Singapore prison after nearly 12 weeks. He had faced six lashes for vandalism, later reduced to four, amid international controversy. Fay planned to fly home to Kettering Ohio with his father escorting him.
In their first month on the job Palestinian police in Gaza and Jericho report successes curbing ordinary crime and restoring order amid social chaos. Detained suspects include a land con man and drug dealers while some officers face discipline. The force, though praised by Israeli commanders, operates under military prosecutors and judges with limited funds and many officers still soldiers.
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