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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2000
Page
8
A car bomb exploded under Jakarta's stock exchange parking garage killing 13 and injuring 27 as traders fled the blaze. The blast shut markets for the weekend and heightened security fears amid Indonesia's reform efforts.
In Ventura County three men including Erin Brockovich's former husband Shawn Brown and ex boyfriend Jorg Halaby must stand trial for allegedly attempting to extort 310000 from Brockovich and her boss Ed Masry by alleging an affair. They were denied a venue change and an Oct 3 arraignment was set.
Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln seeks the madonna.com domain, held by New Jersey entrepreneur Dan Parisi who argues Madonna Ciccone has no rights over the name. Parisi offered the domain to the hospital last spring, with WIPO decision expected soon. The hospital has had no contact with Madonna and cannot explain Parisi’s motives.
Jeff Bridges discussed his preparation to portray a U S president at a Statehouse ceremony in Boston. He cited President Clinton Lyndon B. Johnson and John F Kennedy and New York Governor Mario Cuomo as influences, but his father Lloyd Bridges inspired his approach.
Washington Post reports Susan Estrich recounts late night White House talk with Bill Clinton about saving his troubled marriage. Clinton allegedly told her Hillary would have faced impeachment if she left, stressing the couple’s resolve to endure for the country and themselves.
Former Sen. Thomas Eagleton officiated at the dedication of his namesake federal courthouse in downtown St. Louis. The $200 million, 1 million square foot, 29 story building draws hundreds including Gov. Mel Carnahan former Vice President Walter Mondale and House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt. The ceremony marked the courthouse as the nation’s largest.
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