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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1995
Page
3
Doctors removed actinic keratoses from President Clinton's forehead and behind his ear as a precaution after a red blotch prompted inquiries. The lesions are common sun‑related precancers.
At 1993 hearings on student financial aid fraud senators criticized the Education Department for lax enforcement on home state schools. Rep Jerrold Nadler pressed for Mercy College to takeover a bankrupt center in New York while avoiding $900,000 in refunds, highlighting political pressure in federal aid oversight. Longanecker noted Congress seeks tighter control but presses for regional interests.
Newsday reports Kaelin, a Simpson houseguest, was ruled a hostile witness by Judge Lance Ito. Prosecutor Marcia Clark pressed Kaelin on Simpson's demeanor and possible involvement after noting inconsistent answers and a disputed 2:18 p.m. Riviera call.
President Clinton announced a new round of federal cuts totaling $13.1 billion over five years aimed at NASA SBA Interior and FEMA. The plan eliminates about 5 000 federal jobs and shifts royalties and parkway maintenance to states while preserving core programs like lunch subsidies and the national service corps.
President Clinton targets five agencies for cuts totaling 20.8 billion over five years. The moves affect 4,805 government positions, including 2,000 at NASA and 2,000 at Interior, with other reductions at FCC SBA and EOP offices as reported by AP.
Two female NAACP employees, Stephanie Rones and Barbara Coggins, filed an amended class action in U S District Court alleging a male dominated leadership and wage gaps. They claim women face discrimination with pay disparities for equal or greater work. Judge Stanley Harris will decide on class action status.
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