Suspect in Oklahoma bombing sent back to U.S.
A possible Oklahoma bombing suspect was identified at Heathrow on a Chicago flight and refused entry to Britain, then returned to the United States. Prime Minister Major and President Clinton discussed cooperation as the federal building bombing in Oklahoma City killed 36 and injured over 400, including 12 children.
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Egypt Rejects Indefinite NPT Extension Over Israel
Egypt's foreign minister Amre Moussa rejected unlimited extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty due to ambiguities around Israel's atomic program. He warned such loopholes could trigger regional nuclear proliferation and an arms race during the conference to renew the treaty.
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News Update Line for National and World Coverage
National and world news brief provided via J W Access line guiding callers to enter 6705 for national updates and 6700 for world news with a contact number 865 5000.
Lugar’s fencing with Castro era oil and Cuba link
Indiana senator Richard Lugar grew from farming and intelligence roots. The profile recalls his low key approach as he advised Texaco on Cuba, referencing Adm. Arleigh Burke and the early Cold War oil stakes, highlighting Lugar’s cautious, principled stance.
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Lugar's long shot bid for president highlights steady, serious image
Richard Lugar, 63, former mayor of Indianapolis and long serving senator, launches a presidential campaign built on substance over flash. He frames Uni-Gov as a lasting Indianapolis legacy and points to his 18 years in the Senate as proof of leadership and policy depth.
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Richard Green Sugar A life of Indiana political leadership and service
Richard Green Sugar born April 4 1932 rises from Denison University and Rhodes Scholar to Navy service Indianapolis School Board mayor of Indianapolis from 1968 to 1975 leading the city and then as National League of Cities president. He serves in the U S Senate elected four terms and chairs major committees including Foreign Relations and Agriculture. He writes Letters to the Next President in 1988 and is married to Charlene Lugar with four sons and seven grandchildren.
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Thief Ordered to Wear Patriots Cap as Reminder
In Northampton Massachusetts a judge ordered Mark Gagnon to wear a New England Patriots cap for two years as punishment and reminder of his betrayal after stealing 4,382 dollars in lottery tickets from his employer James Brazeau. Brazeau had befriended Gagnon during treatment and offered him a job.
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Lawrence Weather and Lake Report Highlights
The Lawrence area reports a Wednesday high of 61 and low of 43 with overnight 48, record highs and lows noted from 1902 and 1953. Precipitation and humidity details accompany sunrise and sunset times, plus lake readings for Clinton and Perry with their normal levels. Road condition updates available via the Journal-World Access line and main number, Moon phases listed for late April to May.
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Weekend Weather Forecast with Mild Tempos
Tonight remains mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a low around 40. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and drier conditions with a high near 55 and low around 45. Saturday through Monday stay cool and dry with highs in the 50s and lows near 30s, continuing into Tuesday.
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