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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1997

Page

3

Man evicted man kills himself before deputies

Jack Ware, 66, shot himself in the head outside his West Goshen home as two sheriff's deputies prepared to evict him from a house his ex-wife had won in a divorce. Police said he retrieved a .38 revolver from a brown bag, told deputies not to shoot, and said he wanted to do it himself.

Aman Jack Ware West Goshen Ware Michael Carroll Carroll

Ohio troops face disproportionate sex crime prosecutions

The Dayton Daily News reports that from 1991 to 1996 the share of Army sex offense prosecutions in Germany exceeded the troops stationed there. In 1991, 92 of 237 courts-martial for sex crimes, about 39 percent, occurred in Germany, where maximum manpower reached 22 percent of the Army.

Germany U.S Dayton Daily News Daily News

Delta rocket carrying GPS satellite explodes after liftoff

An unmanned Delta rocket carrying a 40 million Air Force navigation satellite exploded 13 seconds after takeoff from Cape Canaveral. No injuries were reported as debris fell into the ocean and a safety zone was kept offshore. The mission aimed to test a new GPS generation built by Lockheed Martin.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force McDonnell Douglas Corp Anne Toulouse Lockheed Martin Corp

Mom fails bid to control famous bombing photo

Federal Judge denied a mother's injunction to control the use of a photograph showing her infant daughter Baylee Almon in the arms of firefighter Chris Fields after the Oklahoma City bombing. The court ruled the subjects were not readily identifiable and ordered photographer Lester LaRue to pay Oklahoma Natural Gas most profits from sale of the image.

Oklahoma City Robin Cauthron Oklahoma Natural Gas Lester LaRue Chris Fields Baylee Almon Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building Almon Ber Fields Ms. Almon LaRue Newsweek Charles Porter Associated Press

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