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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1996
Page
2
Aaron Feuerstein, president of Maiden Mills Industries in Lawrence, said benefits and salaries would continue for at least 30 days to 1,000 of the 1,800 workers left out after a fire damaged the mill. Workers cheered as he announced the extension.
Attorney General Janet Reno expressed desire to argue a Supreme Court case, stating discussions with the solicitor general on selecting an appropriate matter. She noted many predecessors argued at least one case personally, highlighting policy significance and likelihood of government success. Separately, Enid Waldholtz alleges her son pressured her into a $72,000 mortgage and other financial schemes, including cashing her pension in 1993 to fund his actions.
Cape Canaveral launches space shuttle Endeavour with six astronauts to chase the Japanese satellite. Heaters kept critical joints warm after Challenger disaster. Astronaut Koichi Wakata from Omiya watched in Tokyo as the crew began their nine day flight aimed at satellite capture.
OJ Simpson's mail order videotape faces boycott signals on radio TV and the Internet as producer Tony Hoffman prepares lawsuits against those blocking orders. Kim Goldman and Fred Goldman join calls for boycott while Hoffman touts booming early sales and tracks callers via a monitored 800 number and online messages.
New York AP reports a survey of 1,000 U.S. adults shows average Internet time at 6.6 hours weekly, replacing TV when possible. 9.5 million Americans, 3.6 percent of the population, now use the Internet, with 1.1 million under 18. average user is 36, with $62,000 household income and college-educated users more active.
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