Court Extends Approval Date By Zero Days
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01 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1998
Page
1
A terse note indicates the court has retained the existing approval date with no extension and directs readers to see Page 2A for the full story.
The United States and 42 nations pledged over $3 billion to aid Palestinian poverty at a State Department conference. Clinton urged donors to exceed past commitments while Arafat pressed Israel on prisoner releases and Jerusalem status. The EU added $2 billion over five years. Albright called the pledges a substantial achievement.
Lawrence police identified 19 year old Dorothy Kay after a public call for help. A Granada coworker recognized her from police fliers and a TV appeal brought in more tips, including her father. Kay, KU freshman, was hospitalized with head and possible spinal injuries after being struck on Kentucky near 11th Street Sunday morning.
A 17 year Lawrence Police Department veteran is no longer with the force after a six week suspension. City officials would not disclose whether he resigned or was fired. James R. Miller Jr., 45, joined in 1982 and earned 53 220 annually. Other suspended officers remain unnamed and on leave.
President Clinton urged federal action to boost electronic commerce with stronger consumer protections against cyber fraud. He spoke at the White House with e commerce executives, calling for faster Internet connections and protections that empower online shoppers to receive what they pay for and obtain redress when needed.
Supreme Court justices signaled they may not settle the census sampling dispute between the Clinton administration and House Republicans. They questioned using lawsuits to resolve a political issue as they debated whether sampling can adjust counts to address undercounts in Census 2000.
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