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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1995
Page
1
A Pax River Grove railroad crossing has been reoperated to traffic for the first time since a commuter train struck a school bus, killing seven students. Officials adjusted traffic signals at the crossing and an adjoining intersection to improve vehicle flow.
A physician was fined 10000 and barred from practicing for six months by the state Board of Medicine after amputating the wrong foot of a diabetic patient and performing another procedure without consent. The board unanimously reduced the prior recommendation from a hearing officer citing prior complaints and reputation concerns.
Senate leader Bob Dole said federal workers should not fear a Christmas shutdown and urged a budget deal by December 15 or an extension to keep agencies funded. He spoke in Greenville as grand marshal of a holiday parade, praising the military ahead of South Carolina’s March 2 Republican primary.
In a pre dawn raid police arrested former South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan at his Hapchon home. The arrest follows a 1979 mutiny and brutal crackdown in Gwangju that left hundreds dead, amid a widening probe into Roh Tae Woo’s slush fund and possible charges against top business leaders.
Wyoming Republican Senator Alan Simpson told a Cody crowd he will not seek another term in Congress and plans to spend more time with his wife after his 1997 end. He cited a desire to try something new and join four other senators leaving in 1996.
In a Capitol Hill briefing, House Republicans including Dick Armey and Gerald Solomon pressed against sending American ground troops to Bosnia while Speaker Gingrich urged caution. Senate Leader Bob Dole pushed a supporting bill with troop protections, despite political unpopularity.
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