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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1996
Page
3
Philadelphia researchers find higher vitamin D from enriched milk supplements or sun exposure may reduce worsening knee pain in osteoarthritis patients with low levels. The study in Annals of Internal Medicine notes preliminary results needing confirmation and highlights calcium phosphorus roles.
Eileen McGann says she has accepted Dick Morris's apology after his abrupt resignation over a sex scandal. She notes their 20 year relationship and offers support to help him through the crisis. No confirmation on the alleged yearlong affair.
Republican candidate Bob Dole outlines a plan to employ the military and National Guard against illegal drugs. He attacks Clinton for a perceived lax attitude toward drugs and says action is needed beyond rhetoric. Kemp promotes tax cuts while rallying with workers in Phoenix.
President Clinton wraps up a Southern bus tour from the Chicago convention heading toward Memphis while stressing a bridge to the 21st century. He delivers brief speeches in Mayfield and Fulton and places troops on high alert amid the Iraq crisis.
The Colombian armed forces went on nationwide alert after a wave of rebel attacks on government targets. Officials say at least 96 guerrillas, police, soldiers and civilians were killed, including a bloodiest clash near the Ecuador border where 50 soldiers died and 50 were abducted. The violence prompted government accusations against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and the National Liberation Army amid protests by coca farmers.
NBC reports President Clinton has a benign cyst on the left side of his neck and plans to delay removal until after the election. NBC cited no threat to health and the White House had no immediate comment.
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