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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1992
Page
3
Michael Benson 42 was pulled from a volcano crater two days after his helicopter crash and fumes trapped him. He remains in stable condition in the Hilo Hospital ICU as officials release few additional details.
A multi state tornado outbreak killed 25 people and injured hundreds as twelve states faced destruction from Saturday through Monday. In North Carolina two deaths were reported and homes were demolished while a school bus was knocked off a road. Strong winds and heavy rain accompanied the system as it moved toward the Atlantic.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian witnessed the sixth death by own action as Catherine Andreyev of Coraopolis Pennsylvania used a device to inhale carbon monoxide for ending her life. Prosecutors indicated no charges would be filed in this latest case.
Senate investigators said the 1980 Reagan campaign probably did not strike a hostage deal with Iran. They found no credible evidence that the campaign delayed hostages to aid Reagan's election, but warned the campaign team edged near improper interference in U S foreign policy and operated beyond its authority.
FBI announced the arrest of six doctors and four others in a New York based scheme dubbed blood for pills. Indigent Medicaid participants provided blood samples and insurance numbers that clinics billed for costly tests while patients received overpriced drugs sold to diverters. The Medicaid loss exceeded $8 million. A West Los Angeles raid targeted a pharmacy suspected of destroying a private insurer with unused prescriptions.
Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz urged the Security Council to ease the economic embargo, saying Iraq has complied with cease-fire terms. Council members cited ongoing noncompliance including arms program disclosures and held that no vote or sanctions change was planned.
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