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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1996

Page

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Student sues Pepsi for Harrier jet prize

John Leonard a 21 year old business student from Lynnwood filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo claiming he earned a Harrier fighter jet by collecting Pepsi points. Pepsi says the ad was spoof and prize was a joke while Leonard assembled investors and offered 7000008.50 dollars for the remaining points to claim the jet.

John Leonard Pepsi PepsiCo Inc Pepsi Stuff Leonard Lynnwood

Car crash costs reach 151 billion in 1994

Government figures show 1994 car crashes cost 151 billion dollars in property and medical bills. The estimate, cited by Transportation Secretary Federico Pena, amounts to about 580 dollars per person and implies most costs are borne by the general public through higher premiums and aid. The other article item reports Dr. Jack Kevorkian presenting the body of Elizabeth Mertz, 59, as a Lou Gehrig's disease case, marking the 34th assisted death he has linked to his actions since 1990.

Transportation Federico Pena Jack Kevorkian Lou Gehrig Kevorkian Elizabeth Mertz Cincinnati Michael Dargay Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital George Reding Dargay

New evidence cache found by TWA search divers

Divers recovered suitcases amid a debris field linked to TWA Flight 800 off East Moriches New York supporting the bomb theory. Navy officials noted intact cockpit dials and a still lit upper-deck light amid mangled wreckage while investigators confirm no cockpit instrument failure. recovery covers about a fifth of the aircraft as dives continue in hazy water.

East Moriches N.Y TWA Navy Kennedy Airport Navy Adm Edward Kristensen National Transportation Safety Board Robert Francis Francis FBI James Kallstrom Bobbie Schelley USS Grapple AP Proto Navy

Air Force punishes 16 officers over Ron Brown crash

The Air Force issued reprimands to Brig. Gen. William Stevens and Col. John Mazurowski for dereliction of duty in the Croatia crash that killed Ron Brown, 34 others. Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Oliver also received a letter for failed oversight. No criminal charges will be filed.

Washington Air Force Commerce Ron Brown Croatia Brown William E. Stevens 86Th Airlift Wing Ramstein Air Base Germany John E. Mazurowski Jeffrey Oliver U.S. Air Forces Europe Dubrovnik Cilipi Ronald R. Fogleman Col Roger W. Hansen Hansen Stevens Mazurowski

Twin fetuses abortion shocks Britain over choice and law

In London a 28 year old single pregnant woman chose to abort one healthy twin to spare the other, prompting legal action, donor offers, and a hospital statement from Queen Charlotte and Chelsea. Anti abortion groups urged protest while advocates praised the decision as lawful and reasonable under British law.

London Britain Society For the Protection of Unborn Children Ann Furedi Birth Control Trust Guardian British Medical Assn Stella Lowry BMA

Famous Faces Battle Harassment and Cancer Headlines

Los Angeles actor Scott Bakula obtained a court order banning Tina Ledbetter from approaching him and his relatives after she previously threatened Michael J. Fox. Separately, Robert Urich announced a rare synovial sarcoma diagnosis and will undergo chemotherapy with a hopeful prognosis while continuing The Lazarus Man.

Los Angeles Scott Bakula Michael J. Fox Bakula Tina Marie Ledbetter Ledbetter Fox Robert Urich Boston Urich Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Gerald Rosen Jeffrey Eckardt University of California At

Court redraws Texas districts in federal ruling

A federal panel redrew 13 of Texas 30 congressional districts to comply with a Supreme Court ruling, ordering new elections on November 5. The move shifts the Texas delegation to 18 Democrats and 12 Republicans, with runoff potential in December if no candidate exceeds 50 percent.

Texas U.S. Supreme Court High Court Ken Bentsen John Bryant House Supreme Court Houston Dallas

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