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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1995
Page
3
Actor Richard Dreyfuss is hospitalized after his Lexus veered off a curb into a light pole and a parking meter in Los Angeles. Doctors report no internal injuries despite pain in his arm chest shoulder and abdomen. Authorities say tests show no drugs or alcohol involved.
In Ohio Suzanne Nemeth, 40, was shot five times with arrows while on her living room couch on January 7. Her 16-year-old son Brian Nemeth is charged, upgraded to murder, with prosecutors seeking to try him as an adult. Sheriff Fred Abdalla reported Nemeth died Sunday from the injuries.
Bishop David E. Johnson, 61, head of the church in the nation’s largest Episcopal diocese, died of a rifle wound in his Framingham apartment. A friend found the body Sunday. the death is described as a self-inflicted gunshot amid personal safety concerns. He spoke of retirement last November and is survived by his wife Jodie, three children and several grandchildren.
U S aviation officials tighten security on trans Pacific flights amid fears of a liquid bomb. New rules screen gels liquids and aerosols over one ounce in carry on bags after two jetliners diverted due to bomb threats tied to Pope John Paul II's Asia tour.
Kansas Senator Kassebaum warned the balanced budget amendment could resemble Prohibition, saying it may pass out of the system but would not stop economic problems. She urged hard spending cuts rather than constitutional gimmicks, and opposed immigrant welfare denial in the GOP plan.
Pasadena based activist Roy McMillan of the Christian Action Group says executing Supreme Court justices would be justifiable homicide and that the president may be in danger. He spoke on TV Nation and the claim drew attention as NBC pulled the segment.
Danville Virginia residents including 25 year old Carol Taylor work at Danville Regional Medical Center to reduce medical debt. The program started last September offers paid clerical and yard work at $5 an hour with tax withholding and potential up to 50 percent bill reduction after 30 to 60 days. Taylor, a paralegal, expects her $14 500 debt to be paid in 18 months while juggling a full time job.
AP reports civil rights attorney William Kunstler will join the defense of Qubilah Shabazz, Malcolm X daughter, in a federal case accusing her of plotting to kill Louis Farrakhan. The nine count indictment was unsealed, with Shabazz set to appear in St. Paul court midweek.
Susan Smith faces murder charges in Union County North Carolina as prosecutors seek the death penalty after her confession that she drove a car with her two sons, Michael three and Alex fourteen months, into a lake. Smith described a personal crisis and emotional distress, saying she believed her children would be safe with God but felt she could not be a good mother.
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