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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1995

Page

1

French workers end three week national strike in austerity push

French railway workers voted to end a three week strike signaling reduced unrest as the government offered concessions. Prime Minister Juppe maintained plans to raise health insurance premiums and taxes to save the national health system, while unions planned further protests over taxes and social security changes. Commuter service resumed slowly, with trains expected to run nationwide by Tuesday. critics noted the impact on the economy and Christmas shopping. Nicole Notat urged a victory return to work, while some unions split from the march.

Paris Alain Juppe Jovethinens Juppe France European Monetary Union Germany Nicole Notat French Democratic Labor Confederation

Two House members announce retirement in 1994 wave

AP reports two lawmakers will not seek reelection. Rep. Bob Walker of Pennsylvania, after 10 terms, and Rep. Pete Geren of Texas, a conservative Democrat, say now is the time to pass the torch and focus on family. The retirements push total to 29 lawmakers stepping down or running for higher office.

Washindon Bob Walker Congress Newt Gingrich Pennsylvania Lfe Walker Pete Geren Texas Geren House Jim Weight Senate Tom Campbell California Campbell

Peltier transferred from Leavenworth to Oklahoma City facility

Leonard Peltier, an American Indian activist, moved from Leavenworth to a holding facility in Oklahoma City amid undisclosed security reasons. Paralegal May alleges the transfer followed a Saturday night altercation. officials cite security and unknown destination, with no mistreatment implied. Peltier, convicted in 1975 for killing two FBI agents on Pine Ridge, maintains innocence.

Leonard Peltier U.S Leavenworth Oklahoma City Okla.a Kansas Oklahoma Peltier Lill May FBI Pine Ridge South Dakota May Canada American Indian Movement

IRS seeks back taxes from missing Murray O'Hair children

The IRS pursues about 750000 in back taxes from Jon Murray and Robin Murray O’Hair, children of missing atheist Madalyn Murray O’Hair, founder of American Atheists. Craig Etter says the case is nearing resolution for a fraction of the initial demand as family members are said to be on business.

Austin Tex Madalyn Murray O'blair IRS Craig Etter Washington Ms. O' Hair Ms. O'Hare U.S. Supreme Court American Atheists Inc Jon Murray Presi John C. McDougal Etter American Atheists Ms. O'Hair Frank Zindler Columbus Ohio Madalyn Zindler Arnold Via Grottoes FBI

Online Listings Highlight Celebrity Appearances Across Platforms

A fragmented online text lists appearances by Dave Grusin, Linda Gray, Lenny Kravitz, Kim Cattrall and Tony Perkins across MSN, America Online, CompuServe, Stein Online and Virgin Records. It notes sites like Cooking Club and Playbill, with references to venues such as Coliseum and Globe, and signals a daily updated online paper at 6 a.m. via a World Wide Web link.

Mell Lazarus Oon America Online Sheila McCaffery Lenny Kravitz Virgin Records Tony Perkins Wired Magazine Coliseum Pam Playbill Globe & Pan Kim Cattrall CompuServe Stein Online Stein

Yale GTAs threaten to withhold grades in labor dispute

Yale University teaching assistants say they will withhold undergraduate grades until administrators negotiate. The Graduate Employees and Students Organization represents about a quarter of Yale's 2,500 graduate students. They seek higher stipends, lower health costs, smaller classes, training, and a grievance procedure.

Yale University Michael Buckstein Yale

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