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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1995
Page
3
A magnitude 6 aftershock of the 1992 Landers quake struck near Joshua Tree National Park above Desert Hot Springs early Sunday. No damage or injuries were reported.
Newsweek reports investigators again consider Terry Nichols a possible second suspect in the Oklahoma City bombing. An Army friend of Timothy McVeigh, Nichols differs from the FBI sketch and is held in Kansas as a material witness.
Tornadoes ripped through southern Oklahoma and nearby Texas over the weekend killing 21 people nationwide. In Ardmore three were killed four injured as businesses and homes suffered heavy damage. A Texas tornado near Amarillo fatally struck a man on his porch. Plainview saw 35 homes damaged or destroyed and a school roof ripped off.
New York Times reports Linda Daschle may have used her FAA role to aid her husband Sen. Tom Daschle by opposing safety inspections. Investigators say she broke a promise to recuse herself and helped halt a plan to train Forest Service inspectors in South Dakota.
A yearlong National Academy of Social Insurance study found that the Supplemental Security Income program helps families care for severely disabled children at home rather than in institutions. It urges tighter eligibility while preserving cash payments, amid charges that some parents coached false illness to obtain benefits.
An 18 wheeler blocked six port lanes as about 200 Cuban Americans climbed on the truck and police barricades outside the port of Miami. Officers moved to disperse the crowd while the driver was arrested. The incident followed a cruise ship docking with 13 Cuban refugees who were later repatriated under the Clinton policy taking effect Tuesday.
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