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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1998

Page

3

Free concerts draw crowds at Kennedy Center in Washington

Each evening about 250 folding chairs fill the Grand Foyer for hour long free performances at the Kennedy Center. Performers include Frank Sinatra Jr and the Howard University jazz band with notable attendees like Gen Colin Powell and Mayor Marion Barry. The $350000 budget has entertained about 100000 people, with hopes of donations to fund better fees and upgrades.

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Hatch pins blame on White House for judge backlog

Sen. Orrin Hatch contends activist judges and Senate delays clog federal court vacancies. Rehnquist cites 82 vacancies of 846 posts with 26 open over 18 months, while White House defends judiciary as above partisan politics.

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Hospital closing returns lepers to outside world

CARVILLE LA AP The century old Hansen's disease center faces closure as 135 patients with an average age of 70 prepare to leave. Once marginalized and isolated, the residents advocate dignity and integration, noting modern antibiotics reduce stigma and enable life outside confinement.

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