11 Aug 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1995
Page
1
President Clinton pursues a tough limit on youth smoking, signaling a political move against the tobacco lobby. Polls show broad public support for the campaign, with emphasis on health and enforcement. A separate federal probe into the Oklahoma City bombing suggests more suspects may be involved than the three indicted.
A killer was hospitalized for an apparent drug overdose, revived, then executed at an Oklahoma prison. The report notes the sequence of medical stabilization followed by capital punishment, with the story continued on page 44.
Researchers report human forerunners lived in Europe about 780000 years ago, roughly 250000 years earlier than prior estimates. The discovery in Spain, based on fossil evidence, challenges assumptions about early human migration and tool use, suggesting a longer, more complex ancestors’ spread across Europe.
Andrew Kohut of the Times Mirror Center for the People & the Press describes the nation as comprising non-smokers former smokers and smokers who wish to quit in a page SA quote.
President Clinton vetoed legislation to end the U.S. arms embargo on Bosnia saying lifting now would be the wrong step at the wrong time. He warned of intensified fighting and risks to diplomacy as France and Britain warned of withdrawing troops if the embargo ends.
Norma McCorvey known as Jane Roe has joined Operation Rescue after a religious baptism by its leader Rev. Flip Benham. She says she still supports safe legal abortion in the first trimester but will oppose second trimester rights and vows not to be exploited by any side.
In Amman Jordan a top Iraqi defector Maj Gen Hussein al Majid reportedly seeks to oust Saddam Hussein with Iraqi opposition groups based abroad. Al Samarrai says al Majid told him of plans to meet opponents to overthrow the regime in Baghdad. Women accompanying him are Saddam’s daughters and about five officers defected with the group.
Henrietta Mann departs Haskell Indian Nations University ending a two year tenure as acting dean of instruction. A national educator and activist, she balanced Native traditions with modern education, shaping Haskell into a four year university while opposing the nearby trafficway and advocating indigenous land stewardship. Her move returns her to a Montana professorship.
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