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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1992
Page
3
A brush fire on Wenatchee’s outskirts scorched about 50 acres and destroyed at least 11 homes. About 350 firefighters fought the blaze as residents were evacuated and a campfire may have sparked the fire. No injuries were reported.
Leftist critics of President Balaguer pledge to keep protests over the costly Columbus quinquennial monument, despite warnings from authorities. A new march is planned in Santiago as police, in civilian dress, fired on a crowd in Santo Domingo, killing human rights lawyer Rafael Efrain Ortiz.
In Dallas on Monday top aides from Bush and Clinton camps seek to sway Ross Perot and his supporters before Perot decides on a possible return to the race. Bush taps Kemp Scowcroft Teeter Gramm while Clinton fields Kantor Crowe Boren Jordan. Perot’s backers urge a relaunch, weighing impact on his image and the election outcome, with analysts unsure of his final move.
Democratic candidate Bill Clinton acknowledged attempting to cancel his Army induction in 1969 but said he does not recall seeking help from two Republican aides. He stated he followed the rules, unsure if actions were by mail or in person. The disclosure came after reports of meetings with Arkansas officials and Col. Willard Hawkins.
In Southfield Michigan Dr Jack Kevorkian helped a 52 year old Warren woman die by gas from a carbon monoxide canister using a mask. Lois Hawes died at about 1045 am. It was Kevorkians fifth assisted death by own action. Hawes last words were Please give me the gas.
Edward Derwinski quit under White House pressure to improve Bush’s standing with veterans groups. He will serve as deputy co chair of the Bush reelection committee, with Anthony Principi becoming acting secretary.
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