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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1994
Page
3
Two gunmen in ski masks robbed the Tiffany Co. store in New York City early Monday, overpowering guards for an hour and stealing about 250000 dollars in jewelry including watches bracelets and rings while taking security videotapes.
In a wind swept Labor Day speech at Bath Iron Works Maine President Clinton called for stronger ties among government, business and labor to revive the economy. He toured the Laloon destroyer with Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell and others and urged votes for Democrats while promising health care reform.
Russia warned it might withdraw peacekeepers as the United States pushes arms to the Bosnian government. Britain and France warned they would withdraw if the embargo ends, raising fears of renewed fighting as Pope John Paul II prepared to visit Sarajevo. A U N spokesman noted a sniper incident attributed to the Bosnian government near the pope’s planned Mass.
The United States offers Cuba a revised plan increasing visas to more than 20,000 annually in exchange for Havana pledging to curb outbound migration. Deputy Secretary Michael Skol delivered the proposal to Ricardo Alarcon during a brief meeting with plans to reconvene with full delegations.
A Harvard and Washington study suggests 6.2 to 20.8 percent of men and 3.3 to 17.8 percent of women have been incidentally or historically attracted to someone of the same sex since age 15. Results fuel debate on civil rights protections and anti discrimination legislation.
Surgeons at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica developed a dye mapping technique using injected dye to map cancer spread. If no metastasis is found, lymph glands are spared, reducing surgery, recovery time, and costs. The method is under international study for melanoma as well.
An Ontario woman on her second parachute jump plunged about 10 000 feet and landed in marsh. she got up, apologized to her instructor, and described the event as the strangest reaction the instructor had seen.
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