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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1996
Page
1
A panel of 18 psychiatrists and doctors in Washington, D C says millions suffer from low mood without proper diagnosis or adequate treatment. They blame primary care doctors who first see these patients and limited insurance payments for care, noting over half of the 17 million affected are undiagnosed.
The first conviction based on repressed memory testimony will be retried after a federal judge overturned George Franklin's 1969 murder conviction and life sentence. Prosecutors said the trial judge erred. the key witness was his daughter who recalled seeing him with a rock over Susan Nason.
President Boris Yeltsin portrayed a decisive win over Chechen rebels after a four day siege that devastated Pervomayskaya. Officials disputed casualty counts with rebels said killed or captured. Interfax reports 153 rebels dead, 28 captured, 82 hostages rescued by Thursday.
An administration official said the White House will largely avoid Congress favored Pentagon cuts to fund the Bosnia deployment. It aims to cover about 2 billion dollars for 20 000 troops with roughly one billion from lower inflation and the rest from more efficient intelligence operations.
A 39 year old U S Army sergeant Clement E Southall Jr of the 191st Ordnance Battalion assigned to Bosnia died of an apparent heart attack. He collapsed at his base in Tastar Hungary and was pronounced dead in hospital after emergency resuscitation efforts. He was the first American fatality in the Bosnia peace enforcement mission.
Federal trials involving beta carotene and vitamin A in 18,314 high risk participants found no prevention of heart disease or lung cancer and suggested higher lung cancer and death rates among takers. The findings align with a 1994 Finnish study. researchers urge stopping supplements. Beta carotene is not a magic bullet for cancer prevention.
President Clinton and Republican leaders launched dueling public campaigns to blame each other for stalled budget talks. With a possible third partial shutdown looming, House and Senate Republicans debate how to avert the lapse on Jan 26 while Clinton touts concessions and warns of GOP policy harms.
Tribune Media Services lists on line shows featuring Susan Taylor on Prodigy and Stephen Cannell on AOL, Pete Hamill on Compuserve, Rodney Rowland on Prodigy, Nancy Burns on Compuserve, Eric Schaffer at eWorld, Avraham Burg on Compuserve, Jacqueline Bigar on Prodigy, Jeff MacNelly on AOL, with sessions at various times and venues. The Journal-World online paper updates daily at 6 a.m.
City residents debate the decision to close all Lawrence public schools today. Officials say weather conditions necessitated the closure, while parents and teachers urge caution and seek clarity on safety plans and any make up days.
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