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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1992
Page
3
The Communitarian Network urged time for children over work, calling for government policies that favor family needs and less focus on earnings. It said America's children are suffering as society prioritizes rights over responsibilities in a position paper to President-elect Clinton.
Sue Gifford 41 faces kidnapping perjury and theft charges after allegedly taking her 82 year old father John Kingery from a nursing home to a Coeur d Alene Idaho greyhound track. Judge Alan Bonebrake presides without a jury as prosecutors say the motive was to steal pension checks and Social Security. Kingery was found at the track in a wheelchair with a note naming him as John King of Spokane.
A U S Court of Appeals ruling holds Nixon had a private property interest in his Watergate tapes and White House documents seized after his 1974 resignation. The decision requires compensation and keeps the materials in National Archives custody for public viewing, with the amount to be determined by a lower court.
The Bush administration is placing loyal Republicans in temporary federal jobs in agencies including Agriculture and Small Business Administration. About 220 Schedule C positions exist at Agriculture, with 128 at Defense and 127 at Education. moves must be temporary and not displace civil servants.
A Massachusetts study of 300 AIDS patients across 40 hospitals finds death rates drop from 19 percent in low exposure centers to 9.8 percent in high exposure hospitals. Researchers say quality of care and regional networks may improve survival, with cautions about hospital burden and the role of primary physicians.
Baltimore Archbishop William Keeler, noted for interfaith outreach, won the National Conference of Catholic Bishops presidency on the first ballot with 173 votes of 263. The 61 year old becomes chief spokesman for American Catholicism for a three year term, succeeding Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk. Bishop Anthony Pilla of Cleveland was elected vice president amid debates over a controversial women document.
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