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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1996
Page
3
The Odwalla Co of Half Moon Bay recalls apple and carrot juice after health officials confirm more than 40 E coli cases in three states. The carrot juice recall follows use of the same Visalia California plant line.
The Democratic Party disclosed a late pre election accounting to the FEC listing a $500,000 donation from Arnold Hiatt of Stride Rite and refunds of tied to foreign linked donations. It includes a $10,000 refund to Kyung Hoon Lee of Cheong Am America and a $250,000 contribution from Cheong Am America previously returned after scrutiny.
President Clinton urged an end to the escalating arms race for political money amid a record influx of soft money. Dole offered competing reform ideas as Perot gains double-digit support by attacking alleged Democratic fund raising. The White House dismissed a debate while Perot floated one.
In Ashland Ohio at Ashland University gymnasium Bob Dole began a 96 hour 15 state campaign-a-thon joined by former Presidents George Bush and Gerald Ford and Elizabeth Dole. Campaign manager Scott Reed expected undecided voters to swing to Dole with higher Republican turnout.
In Santa Monica California the Simpson case sees a new evidence planting theory. Attorney Robert Baker suggested police placed a glove and cap near the victims and questioned detective Lange about the lack of dirt on the items.
The CIA denies concealing evidence about toxic gas effects in the regional capital of Zaire under Tuutsi rebel pressure as the Rwandan army conducts strikes. The campaign leads to the closure of two GM truck plants, impacting regional industry and supply chains.
Ross Perot urged a three way debate on campaign finance reform at Stanford with Bob Dole and President Clinton. He demanded both men participate and no moderators, saying he wants a real, college style exchange and not paddle ball.
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