05 Apr 2000
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2000
Page
1
The Maryland House approved a bill requiring handguns to include tilt in locks, with external trigger locks on current sales until full compliance in October. Governor Glendening backs the measure and predicts 6 to 12 states will pursue similar laws within 18 months.
A San Diego jury deadlocked on whether Officer Lawrence Cahill committed animal abuse in the on duty death of his police dog CJ a German shepherd that died after 90 minutes in a hot patrol car The defense disputed negligence claims about the cars air conditioner and Cahill’s awareness of possible breakdown
In Miami, anti Castro demonstrators breached police barricades and formed a human chain around Elian Gonzalez as rumors spread that federal agents would take the 6 year old. Negotiations on his custody paused as his father Juan Gonzalez sought assurances he would be reunited with Elian.
NATO peacekeepers fought with Serbs for about eight hours near the Macedonian border. Eleven Americans and one Polish soldier were injured, the Pentagon said. Serbs and NATO clashed over an arrest, with rubber bullets and shoving reported.
The House voted 275 to 147 to block HHS from setting transplant policy and to knock out rules that prioritize the sickest patients. The bill also encourages donation with donor kidney or partial liver support and grants for states. Senate action pending.
ABC and the White House offer differing accounts of Leonardo DiCaprio's visit to the White House last Friday. ABC says the actor planned only a casual walking tour while the White House says a sit-down interview was requested and arranged, lasting about 15 minutes with President Clinton discussing global warming.
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