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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1995
Page
1
A mock jury split as a hypothetical tied to G Gordon Liddy and a listener using his radio tips to shoot at federal agents. The item points readers to pages 5A for details.
Nagasaki, the second city struck by an atomic weapon, observed a halt to life today for the 50th anniversary of the attack that left about 70 000 people dead. Page 7A summarized coverage follows.
Ernie West, 16, quotes a doctor warning he could die within 15 years if he does not cut back on smoking. The remark reflects a youth perspective on health risks and the need to enjoy life despite medical warnings.
President Clinton moves to curb youth smoking with a tough, likely mandatory program including regulation. He previews a policy road test during a Charlotte stop aimed at tobacco states, while advisers weigh political risks and officials warn against tying action to courts amid a Carolina economy reliant on tobacco.
Former Army buddy of McVeigh and Nichols, Michael Fortier, has agreed to plead guilty to lying to a federal agent and related charges in exchange for testifying for the government. Fortier admits casing the Murrah Federal Building and helping plot the April 19 bombing that killed 168 and injured more than 500.
Jerry Garcia, master guitarist and frontman of the Grateful Dead, died at 4:23 a.m. at Serenity Knowles drug treatment center in Novato California. Cause attributed to a heart attack. Garcia, 53, faced prior health issues and admitted past drug abuse. The Dead, iconic since the 1960s Bay Area scene, featured hits like Truckin Casey Jones and Touch of Grey.
At the Eighth Kasold intersection a 7 year old boy Ben Bjorge died after being hit by a car driven by teen Robert Talley in 1981. The city commission voted 3 to 2 to keep the stop signs on Kasold after residents demanded continued traffic safety measures.
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