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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1995
Page
2
A Lebanon man Lee Hines, 25, was acquitted of aggravated burglary and assault after testifying he had no memory of the attack. The trial covered an incident where a man and his 84 year old mother were involved. wounds required 100 stitches. The defendant criticized the court system as flawed after the acquittal.
Fragmentary text shows a scene of chaos with a crowd clinging to a pile as attempts to grasp stability fail. Names, places, or exact events are unreadable, but the sense of a tense, crowded moment remains evident.
Federal scientists report modest quitting gains among moderate smokers in the 45 million U.S. smoking population while heavy smokers showed no extra benefit from intensive community campaigns. The four year study matched 22 similar areas, testing education loans and doctor led quit efforts. Heavy smokers, 20 percent of smokers, account for half of smoking related cancers.
Experts urge caution from a UNC study linking home herbicide use to increased cancer risk in children. The Denver cases show fourfold risk of soft tissue sarcomas for yard-treated youths, with leukemia risk rising for in utero exposure to pest strips. Observational limits cited. call for better research and practical precautions for families.
A man and woman died of smoke inhalation as a fire spread from a first floor guest room to the upstairs area at Gene's Motor Court in Cleveland. Four other guests were treated for smoke inhalation. Authorities sought identities of the deceased while Dorothy Lee, the desk clerk, reported eight people in the two story building as the fire began with people jumping from windows.
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