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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1994
Page
1
The jury that will determine the verdict in the Simpson case may forego examining several of the most compelling stories about him, potentially shaping the trial’s outcome and public perception.
An ethics report criticizes the Treasury Department for disclosures about kitewater material. The document alleges gaps in transparency and urges stronger oversight and corrective steps. Authorities and watchdog groups are weighing the report’s recommendations for policy revisions and accountability.
United Nations approves use of all necessary means to compel Haiti's military leaders to exit. U S officials say invasion readiness is high with Ambassador Albright warning the regime to depart voluntarily or involuntarily while Panetta calls the vote a united signal to end the dictatorship.
Douglas County voters must sign beside their names in the registration book under a new state law before Tuesday primary ballots open from 7 am to 7 pm. Clerk Patty Jaimes predicts about 25 percent turnout amid comments from party leaders on outsider candidates and voter information gaps.
Polling places open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Kansas. Absentee ballot requests due by noon on Tuesday. Voters must return ballots to the county clerk by 7 p.m. Deadline applies to those seeking disability accommodations.
Washington AP report notes FDA advisers take up whether cigarettes are drug-delivery systems and could lead to regulation. The panel meets Tuesday to decide if nicotine cigarettes meet drug criteria, a step praised by Kessler as long possible path to broader controls amid industry pushback.
The 1980 effort argued cigarettes do not claim health benefits and should not be regulated as medicines. Charles Blixt of RJ Reynolds argued nicotine should be judged like dangerous drugs or treated as non-addictive like caffeine. FDA already regulates nicotine gum and patches.
Robbin Loomas questions Lawrence Humane Society policy after Bucky the silver Persian was adopted by another family. Donnielle Kern, 8, and her mother had hoped to win back the cat they called a Christmas gift after it disappeared July 23. Shelter manager Renee Harris cited a verbal agreement with the second family.
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