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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1992

Page

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Trial ordered in death of local man

Valerie Hartley testified in Douglas County District Court that she escaped from James P. Ludlow III after he killed Tracy Robbins on Nov. 22 at Robbins’s home near Lawrence. Ludlow faces first degree murder and related charges. arraignment set for Jan. 4 with bail at 500000 in Douglas County Jail.

Douglas County Valerie Hartley James P. Ludlow III Tracy Robbins Robbins House Lawrence Robbins Hartley Ludlow South Dakota James Paddock

Clinton seeks Democratic backing for health care reform

President-elect Clinton pledges a working partnership with Congress and wins Democratic support for health care reform and other key proposals. House Democrats praise his access and commitment as he plans to present many policy goals before Inauguration Day.

Washington Clinton Congress House Gary Ackerman D-N.y Ackerman Capitol Hill Ron Wyden D-Ore Senate

Noriega May Be Transferred To Civilian Prison

Miami AP Manuel Noriega a prisoner of war under Geneva Convention III may serve his sentence in a civilian prison if full Convention benefits are provided. Judge Hoeveler allowed the shift but warned that maximum security could violate POW rights. Prosecutors and defense offered no immediate comment. Noriega is jailed in a basement cell in the Miami federal court building after a April conviction on eight drug and racketeering counts.

Miami Manuel Noriega U.S William Hoeveler Noriega Hoeveler Miami Federal Court Colombia Medellin Cartel Panama

Santa letters flood Lawrence post office for Christmas

Lawrence post office reports about eight letters so far with more expected as special boxes for Santa letters open Friday at 645 Vt and Jayhawk Station. Postmaster Bill Reynolds notes organizations may preview requests to help those in need, with some families adopted. Children request gifts like Game Boy, dolls, and other items, often sharing heartfelt drawings and messages.

Lawrence Santa Claus Bill Reynolds Santa Jayhawk W. 23Rd Reynolds North Pole

COPI Copier Leasing Probed by Agencies in Bankable Deals

Federal and state investigators probe Century Office Products Inc. COPI over lease purchase agreements for copy machines with high volume users including school districts. Leases were sold to third parties who collect monthly payments. COPI denies wrongdoing and seeks bankruptcy reorganization to serve clients.

Century Office Products Inc Iowa COPI Kansas Federal Bureaus of Investigation Lawrence Eudora Baldwin Valley Falls Perry-Lecompton Cottonwood Inc Bert Nash St. Lawrence Catholic Hallmark Cards Bank of Kansas/Lawrence First National Bank Journal-World

Kansas Triumphs Over Emporia State 91–56 at Allen Fieldhouse

Kansas overcome slow start to run past Emporia State 91 to 56 on Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse. The game followed broad news. President Bush and President Boris Yeltsin began personal negotiations to salvage a major nuclear arms reduction pact.

Kansas Emporia State Allen Fieldhouse Bush Boris N. Yeltsin Russia

Regents Propose Expanding State Scholarship Eligibility

Kansas Board of Regents staff unveiled a plan to raise the number of students who qualify for state funded college scholarships. About 1 000 students yearly receive up to 1 000 dollars through the program, with eligibility tied to ACT scores and financial need. Read more on page 134.

Topeka Kansas

Should language requirements for scholarships be state funded

Today's J-W Access question asks whether completing foreign language units should be a requirement for students seeking state funded college scholarships. The concise opinion weighs academic benefits against equity and feasibility, noting the impact on students with limited access to language courses.

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