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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1998
Page
3
U S District Judge Earl O Connor, 76, and his wife Jean Ann, 66, were found shot in their Mission Kansas residence after a nurse reported no answer at the door. A gun was recovered in the bedroom. authorities see no sign of a third person.
Authorities mounted a large search around Huntsville for Martin Gurule after he escaped two fences Friday. Three days without food are expected to force movement as helicopters, dogs, and trucks comb 17 000 acres of swamp and woods near the prison. Gurule, 29, was condemned for the October 12, 1992 restaurant shooting of Minas Piperis and linked to a killing of Anthony Staton.
Embers from Popocatepetl shower villages as ash and vapor rise over two miles. Three early explosions and tremors prompt increased patrols and temporary shelters for up to 53,000 people if evacuations are ordered. Colima volcano also erupts with lava flow.
Washington remains divided over Spain’s bid to extradite Augusto Pinochet. After weeks of internal wrangling the Clinton administration offers no comment while weighing accountability for abuses and potential political fallout if extradition proceeds. The British court ruling on immunity adds to the legal backdrop as policy is left to Britain Spain and their courts.
House Republicans debate whether to pursue impeachment or seek a censure of President Clinton over the Lewinsky affair. Some lawmakers demand a clear admission of lying before any impeachment move, while others warn censuring without admission buys time but risks political weakness. President Clinton may testify on December 8 to address committee questions.
Former Florida Democrat Dante Fascell who chaired the House Foreign Affairs Committee and served eight presidential terms died of colon cancer at 81 in his Clearwater home. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom last October and is survived by his wife Jeanne Marie, two daughters, and three grandchildren.
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