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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1996
Page
3
About 140 military police stormed U S Disciplinary Barracks to free Pfc Thomas Enochs held hostage after an inmate protested a T shirt on his head. The five hour standoff ended with order restored and Enochs hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Three guards were injured slightly.
Cardinal John Krol, longtime conservative leader who pushed for nuclear disarmament and reformed Vatican finances, died at 1:10 a.m. at his home after kidney complications. Archdiocese of Philadelphia Archbishop Anthony Bevilacqua praised his leadership for the U.S. Church and region.
In Albuquerque three Hollywood Video workers were found dead after closing time with ties in a back room. Investigators say the killings likely occurred after 2 a.m. with robbery as a possible motive while suspects are not yet confirmed. Police seek a missing grandmother and grandfather of one victim who may have witnessed or been harmed.
Alan Keyes was briefly held by police as he tried to enter WSB-TV studios for a Republican debate with Lee Armstrong noting no charges would be filed. Keyes, backed by supporters, had camped outside the station and later appeared on WAGA for a live interview, calling for access to the debate.
President Clinton's Whitewater partners Gov. Jim Guy Tucker James McDougal and Susan McDougal go on trial on fraud and conspiracy charges in a 21 count indictment. Starr alleges illegal loan profits totaling nearly 3 million while Clintons say they were passive investors. The Madison Guaranty S&L collapse cost taxpayers 65 million.
Cuban television aired photos of items said to be recovered after a MiG 29 shot two U S civilian planes from its airspace. The Noticiero Nacional de Television provided a chronology of events from February 19 to 24 as Cuba warned vessels and aircraft of a danger zone near its coast.
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