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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1996
Page
2
Mazda faces Japan’s recession and a strong yen as shares rise while a spokesman confirms reports of an impending reorganization. The move signals a shift in control strategy for the company amid market volatility and finance concerns.
A fragmentary report notes debate over televised knife advertisements and a claim by Michelle Rosati about impulsively choosing items like Atri teas, with incomplete dialogue suggesting a courtroom or panel context. The readable text references jurant knives and Ginsu comparisons in an advertising discussion.
Three railroad tank cars derailed near Alberton Montana releasing chlorine gas. Hundreds evacuated, 91 hospitalized with breathing and lung irritation. Officials say plume stable but dangerous. governor declares emergency aiding local response and National Guard support.
FBI officials tied Theodore Kaczynski to a brief, failed relationship at a foam-cutting factory, noting the breakup occurred after the first 1978 bombing in the Chicago suburbs. Investigators seek a full picture as Janet Reno names Robert Cleary to lead the prosecution team, with potential federal charges discussed for 1995 and 1994 deaths.
Looting erupts in Monrovia as Liberian militias loot the capital while U S special forces exchange gunfire near the U S Embassy residence. Marines and destroyer USS Connolly head toward Liberia, signaling the first direct U S military involvement amid six days of chaos.
A daily updated online schedule highlights six programs and guests across Newsday Direct and America Online. Willis Reed discusses basketball history. Mel Carter croons classic tunes. Satirist Bob Hirschfeld offers weekly humor. John Gilstrap explains his writing path. all staged at varied venues and centers. The site updates at 6 a.m. each day.
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