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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1997
Page
3
U N World Food Program officials report boats carrying food and evacuees along flooded southern Somalia as aid teams locate and move stranded residents to higher ground. The effort underscores ongoing relief despite harsh conditions.
A Sydney detective confirmed Michael Hutchence death as a self inflicted hanging. He denied reports of an accidental death or sex game mishap and said the INXS singer died Saturday in a Sydney hotel room by hanging with a belt tied to a door.
U.S. officials urge Iraq to allow unconditional access for UN weapons inspectors to search for biological and chemical programs. Clinton and Albright stress sanctions stay until Iraq cooperates fully. U.N. monitors resume work around Baghdad amid ongoing access refusals and site restrictions.
Miami AP reports Jorge Mas Canosa, Cuban exile strongman who forged a wide political network and shaped U S policy toward Cuba, died Sunday at age 58 from respiratory and cardiac failure due to cancer. His son spoke through tears, while Dr Alberto Hernandez said the founder will become interim chairman of the foundation.
Lebanese guerrillas shelled a village near the Israeli border killing at least nine people including a 5 year old girl. Officials in Lebanon reported the death toll and described the attack as a major cross border incident.
Congress adjourned for the year after approving spending measures that shield narrow interests with millions in benefits. Projects include 10 million for flood-prone area work near Sacramento, 30 million for Pennsylvania water and sewer systems, funds for Hawaii and Alaska, and a shrimp study in Arizona. A mackerel and herring trawler block was also tucked into the bills. Critics call it pork barrel politics while Republicans defend the practice as familiar bipartisan patronage. Senator John McCain criticizes the reversal of pledges to stop such wasteful spending.
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