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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1995
Page
1
California’s three strikes sentencing law is swelling prison populations and backlog in courts, says the Legislative Analyst. Most offenders under the law commit non violent or non serious crimes such as drug possession, with costs consuming growing shares of the state budget.
The Associated Press reports national temperature extremes with Naples and Fort Myers Florida reaching 81 degrees and Butte Montana dropping to minus 16 degrees. These readings highlight unusual warmth in the south and frigid conditions in the northwest.
Friday figures show high 35 and low 21 with 0.015 inches precipitation. Lake Clinton at 875.4 with 15 percent ice and Perry at 891.58 with 70 percent ice. both near normal levels. Road access lines provide Journal-World numbers and moon phase details included.
Sunny skies this morning give way to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon. Highs around 25 with south winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight will be cloudy with a low near 21. Sunday Eri will be partly cloudy with a high around 35. Early next week looks dry and slightly warmer.
Susan Hill supervises construction of a new comprehensive women's health center in Jackson Mississippi as protests mark the site previously targeted for Mississippi's only abortion doctor. Advocates hail a victory, yet fear a broader retreat as few new clinics are planned this year. Hill, president of the National Women's Health Organization, notes widespread attrition and chilling obstacles for providers nationwide.
About 200 sites halted abortion in four years amid violence, finances, and politics, shrinking training programs by half and driving care to urban areas. Pro-life groups report success while experts note broader factors like declining fertility and contraception. Public funding limits pushed procedures from public hospitals, many clinics cutting services across the nation.
Nearly 200 abortion sites have closed amid financial strain and threats of violence. Urban areas show growth in abortion access while rural counties lose providers. Training in residency programs has declined, with only 12 percent of obstetrics gynecology programs teaching first trimester abortions by 1991. Dr. Susan Wicklund faces death threats and high security costs at Mountain Country Women's Clinic in Bozeman, Montana, yet remains committed to her work and to preventing unwanted pregnancies.
Debaters from 27 nations compete in Princeton for the 15th World Universities Debating Championship drawing 244 two member teams and up to 1,130 debates before finals. Judges note accents and styles vary while praising skill and wit in the competition hosted by University of Cork.
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