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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1997
Page
2
Nation briefs report that tools associated with Richard Nixon will go on display at the Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids. A separate item notes a gate burglary incident found with gloves screwdrivers a lock and related gear.
The record shows a Dakota figure threatening to expose lawmakers who back a gay marriage ban. The remark drew backlash as Ira Glasser, national ACLU director, apologized after learning of the threat. Elston had claimed national ACLU support, but admission of the plan’s danger prompted the retreat.
The U S Postal Service will provide 50 000 daily movers with a welcome kit detailing local resources such as libraries police and schools how to register to vote and obtain a new driver s license and plates The kit will confirm address changes and forwarding rules and adapt to communities nationwide Also noted Gov Parris Glendening was in a two vehicle fender bender with injuries not reported and Kevin Joseph Ker 19 charged with traffic violations.
Major U.S. cigarette makers have hired two Washington law firms and a public relations group as a possible prelude to a global settlement of multibillion-dollar litigation. Firms include Philip Morris, RJ Reynolds, Brown & Williamson, Lorillard, and U.S. Tobacco. Liggett’s talks are separate. observers say a broad deal remains months away and no negotiations are under way.
David Hacker, a Las Vegas cabbie, found a bulging alligator wallet containing $25,000. He returned it to owner Lance Dykes, who rewarded him with $5,000 cash and a luxurious weekend. Hacker and his girlfriend enjoyed gambling, lobster, shopping, and front-row show seats before returning to normal life.
Washington reports that U.S. plans to restart limited nuclear bomb production by 2003 face funding gaps at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Paul Cunningham warns that insufficient money to outfit a new plant and train technicians jeopardizes the modernization effort and the stated deterrent policy.
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