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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1996
Page
3
The first rock n roll fantasy camp opens at a New York Hard Rock Cafe with notable stars like Ringo Starr and Nils Lofgren. For 4495 dollars participants study guitar, golf, and hear stories, with couples paying 3995 per person.
Assistant Attorney General Deval Patrick resigns as civil rights chief saying integration and tolerance in America are in jeopardy. He warns ambivalence about integration threatens American democracy and calls for renewed emphasis on tolerance and equal rights.
NATO officials indicate the U S troop deployment in Bosnia could stretch well into 1998 and total about 10 000 Army soldiers within a 30 000 troop, 30 country mission. Solana said all NATO members move toward keeping forces in the former Yugoslavia with Clinton officials acknowledging the plan, though no final authorization had been given.
The United Network for Organ Sharing approved a policy shift giving priority to patients with the best chance of survival, not just the sickest. Acute cases will now take precedence over long-term alcohol related liver damage, aiming to reduce wasted livers and deaths waiting.
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin senior Chicago archbishop died at his home after a battle with pancreatic cancer. He led the U S church toward anti nuclear positions and faced a molestation accusation in 1993, denials and reconciliation followed. Pope John Paul II mourned his death and honors noted his dignity.
In Charleston the kindergarten teacher Phyllis Adelsflugel was suspended after writing Where are my glasses on a 5-year-old girl’s face with a marker. The district called it extremely poor judgment while the student’s attorney said the act was racial and plans to sue.
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