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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1996
Page
4
Los Angeles rapper and actress Dana Owens known as Queen Latifah was stopped on Interstate 10 for speeding. Officers said a smell of burned marijuana led to a search discovering a loaded .38 caliber gun and marijuana. She was booked on firearms and drug charges and cited for speeding.
In New York state court, actress and author Joan Collins sues Random House and affiliates over a failed book deal worth about $4 million. Collins claims she spent months crafting manuscripts for A Ruling Passion and Hell Hath No Fury, while publishers say the three-way deal collapsed due to a lack of a usable manuscript.
A 14 year old girl who fled a shelter last month delivered a 6 pound 13 ounce boy at LBJ Medical Center. Both mother and baby are reported in good condition. Police had pursued the case amid national attention after authorities initially believed she was 10. The girl's 22 year old boyfriend Pedro Sotelo was charged in connection with the incident. He cited a cultural gap between U S law and his rural Mexican town as part of his defense.
In Ocala a federal judge ruled famed attorney F Lee Bailey in contempt for misappropriating client assets. Bailey faces six months in jail if he does not repay 3 million dollars plus return at least 18 million in disputed stock and records by month’s end.
Bob Dole pressed anti abortion lines during a campaign swing in Iowa presenting policy aims to ban abortion on demand limit embryo research require parental consent and declare a national Abortion issue centered on family values. He resisted pledges on a constitutional ban while calling for a moral leadership stance amid a crowded Republican field.
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