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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1996

Page

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Prosecutor Finds Officer Gillaspie's Shot Not Justified

Johnson County prosecutor says Iowa City officer Jeffrey Gillaspie was not justified in shooting 31 year old Eric Shaw during a burglary investigation at Iowa Vending Co. The decision follows a two hour interview with Gillaspie and review of a state DCI probe. The prosecutor may decide on charges after receiving the DCI report.

Lynn M. Tefft Johnson County Iowa City Jeffrey Gillaspie Eric Shaw Shaw J. Patrick White Gillespie White Gillaspie State Division of Criminal Investigation Jay Blossom Shaw DCI Iowa Vending Co S. Gilbert St Jay Shaw Eric Karen Kubby Dee Norton Citizens’ Review Committee Council

U.S. Demands to Iraq Shape Posture in Middle East

Washington outlines new requirements for Baghdad to influence the use of air power and the pace of U.S. military posture. Officials say Saddam Hussein’s response will determine whether air strikes resume or a slower penetration toward normality follows. Pentagon reports 3,500 U.S. ground troops deploy to Kuwait with 1,200 already there.

Los Angeles Times Washington Clinton Iraq Baghdad United States Middle East U.S State Department Nicholas Burns Saddam Hussein Saddam Pentagon Kuwait Fort Hood Texas William Perry John McCain R-Ariz

County trees sold to private builder raise questions

Linn County conservation officials defend a plant transfer to Clark McLeod at Clearwater Farms east of Cedar Rapids saying the trees were thinned and needed removal. About 150 to 200 trees have been moved to date with a contract allowing up to 600 at prices ranging from 75 to 200 per tree. Local neighbors and Cedar Rapids attorney Wallace Taylor question a sweetheart deal, but officials say the county is compensated and the trees would have been cut anyway.

Rick Smith Clark McLeod Gawkers Cedar Rapids McLeod Clearwater Farms Lakeside Road Linn County Squaw Creek Park Wallace Taylor Linn County Conservation Board Dan Biechler

Ron Livingston to Star Opposite Molly Ringwald in Townies

Ron Livingston, Marion High School and Yale graduate, debuts on ABC tonight in Townies with Molly Ringwald. The sitcom follows a group of twenty somethings navigating urban life and relationships.

Ron Livingston ABC the Marion High School Yale Molly Ringwald

City Briefs and Legals Highlight Page 8-9C

A compact list shows sections for City Briefs and Legals on pages 8 and 9C. The index also notes Births Horoscope and other features like Comics Crisscross and a Deaths editorial on page 7B.

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Violent crime declines again in United States

Government estimates show violent crimes fell over 9 percent in 1995 to about 9.9 million incidents, as the presidential race centers on crime. Clinton touted the drop while Dole proposed an anti crime package amid campaign debates and police endorsements.

Washington United States Bureau of Justice Statistics Bob Dole Clinton Michigan

Decline in Violent Crime Linked to Demographics and Economy

The Vida rate fell to 288 per 1000 households from 308 in 1994 as violence declined from a mid-1980s high. Jan Chaiken of the Bureau of Justice Statistics cites economy and aging population as factors. Criminologists note the survey covers unreported crimes, with about 100,000 victims interviewed. murders are not tracked.

Jan Chaiken Justice Department Bureau of Justice Statistics Jack Levin Northeastern University Boston Bureau of Justice Statistics Survey America

Agnew Dies at 77 in Maryland Ocean City

Spiro Agnew former vice president under Nixon died at Atlantic General Hospital in Ocean City at age 77. Authorities released no cause of death. Agnew rose from Maryland governor to national figure before resigning in 1973 after a tax evasion case.

Ocean City Spiro Agnew Richard Nixon Agnew Atlantic General Hospital Ullrich Berlin Maryland Nixon Gerald Ford Walter Hoffman Baltimore Baltimore County

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