14 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1993
Page
1
The report notes a new chapter in the Middle East as the long era of pain and suffering faces possible change, signaling a shift after enduring conflicts this century.
Arafat and Rabin, once mortal enemies, shook hands at a Clinton hosted ceremony signaling Palestinian rule in the West Bank and Gaza. Clinton warned Arafat to reaffirm commitments while former leaders and dignitaries attended the South Lawn event.
Bill Aossey, an Iowa Islamic leader and longtime peace advocate, attended the White House ceremony with President Clinton. He recalled meeting Abba Eban and Yasser Arafat, noting the atmosphere and cautious optimism amid potential terrorism setbacks.
Seven killed in protests against agreement in Beirut as nations react to a regional accord. Graphic outlines major unresolved Mideast issues affecting global dynamics and future diplomacy.
The airline industry dropped a $20 round trip fare increase and cut prices by up to 45 percent. Details on page 6D.
James F. Seifert & Sons L.C. of Cedar Rapids acquires 11 additional former Seifert locations expanding its network to include the Iowa City site. Details on page 6D.
Senate appropriations chair Tom Harkin promotes alternative medicine and bee pollen as a remedy for hay fever. He cites personal relief and campaigns to have President Clinton try the treatment, while overseeing NIH budget for the Office of Alternative Medicine.
Two years ago Bedell urged a $2 million NIH allocation to create the OAM. He vows to wield the budget power to push OAM's aggressiveness, faulting Director Jacobs and the office for slow setup and testing. Bedell sits on the OAM ad hoc board.
President Clinton eased the 18 year old embargo by allowing American firms to compete for World Bank and Asian Development Bank funded Vietnam projects. The policy keeps sanctions in place to pressure Hanoi on POW MIA disclosures while recognizing steps taken by Vietnam. Local MIA POW groups condemned the move.
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