01 Dec 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1995
Page
1
On a day of symbolism, President Clinton urged Protestants and Catholics to set aside old habits and grudges to build a new peace. A separate note highlights a dozen Lawrence girls ages 7 to 12 who will perform with the Joffrey II dancers in Cinderella, with more on page 1B.
Defense Secretary William Perry boosted the Bosnia deployment cost to 2 billion and estimated 32,000 U S troops would be needed. House National Security Committee hearing voiced skepticism and resolve as Perry and other officials warned of risks and casualties. Senate leaders pledged support for the troops and argued Congress cannot halt the deployment.
Children flocked to greet Santa as Cori Allen shared wishes for Fantastic Finger Nails and stickers. Firefighters helped Santa and Mrs. Claus descend from Weaver's Department Store after the guidance system again failed. Santa then met eager youngsters handing out candy canes and taking Christmas wishes.
President Clinton approved a defense spending measure he said is costly but essential to fund troop deployments and support for peace in Bosnia. He warned the bill contains excessive nonessential spending and was unable to sign it in person from Northern Ireland due to security.
Ann Landers apologized after calling the pope an Polack in a New Yorker profile. Polish American leaders condemned the remark, urging readers to stop following her advice. Landers quipped that she deserved 40 lashes with a wet noodle and offered an apology.
A disrupted file from New Orleans covers a case where a child conceived after the father's death is denied survivor benefits. The article notes appeals, counsel, and debates over who qualifies, with references to social security decisions and legal arguments shaping the outcome.
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