23 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1993
Page
1
President Clinton vows top to bottom health reform guaranteeing comprehensive benefits that cannot be taken away. He calls for employer coverage and modest corporate taxes while seeking cuts in Medicare and Medicaid and pledges no broad new taxes. The plan faces months of debate with vigorous support from allies in Congress.
Johnson County jury dismisses first-degree murder counts against Michael Earl Coleman and Kevin Lamont Williams. Coleman is convicted of second-degree murder and Williams of voluntary manslaughter for the March 19 shooting of Ryan Wagehoft. both defendants await sentencing November 5 with potential prison terms up to 50 and 10 years respectively.
A 20 year old daughter of a Cedar Rapids woman was found stabbed to death in a closet in a Mason City apartment. Details on page 6B.
A pro life banner hung from City Hall without permission Sunday spurs Cedar Rapids officials to review policies on use of public property by special interest groups. Page 1B.
FBI examines a suspect barge and damaged bridge piling after the Sunset Limited plunged from a 500 foot bridge into Bayou Canal near Saraland Alabama killing 43 with 10 missing. CSX reported no prior problems. About half the bridge collapsed leaving survivors to aid the wrecked cars and engines.
Prisoners Glendale More Jr Michael Burrows and John Coburn wheel chair users at Iowa State Penitentiary ask the Supreme Court to rule on a constitutional right to cable in cells. They allege doorway width issues and lack of cell wiring despite a prior consent order.
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