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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1995
Page
1
Cruz Pedregon piloted his Batman Forever funny car to a Western Auto Nationals victory at Heartland Park. Weather notes mention tonight will be cloudy and cool with a low of 55. July Fourth forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a 50 percent shower chance and a high near 85.
The United States launches a Section 301 probe into Japan amid Kodak's claim that Fuji practices cost it 5.6 billion in revenue. Kantor said the review could last up to a year and may lead to market-opening agreement or sanctions if no deal is reached.
Arlington National Cemetery faces grave ground shortages prompting a plan to repurpose a small park behind the Gen. Robert E. Lee mansion. The measure has drawn strong opposition from residents and veterans groups. SEE STORY ON PAGE 80.
Sean Dorrington, a foster child from Arlington Mass., placed a newspaper ad asking if a family would take him in for his last year of school. The appeal appears on page 6A as Breymines re Breymines.
Liposomal cancer drugs may deliver toxic medicines directly to tumors using microscopic fat bubbles. Daunosome and Dox-SL have FDA advisory support for Kaposi's sarcoma, with potential to treat other diseases but require further studies to confirm targeting and safety.
Washington reports intelligence officials say the Clinton administration has failed to act on evidence that China sold medium range M-11 missiles to Pakistan since 1992. Satellite data and human intelligence point to shipments, but officials say direct proof beyond photos is needed before sanctions.
Douglas County appraiser Marion Johnson says criticism is part of the job and defends his staff for doing their duties fairly. He notes taxpayers rally against them for doing their work well, stressing they aim to be equitable since taking the role in 1991.
The Douglas County appraiser's office ranks among the most accurate in Kansas, averaging 95 percent of fair market value for homes and 97 percent for commercial properties in the state review. Johnson, with prior county roles in McPherson and Linn, defends his team's work as accurate amid taxpayer frustration and a rising protest group with 136 dues-paid members.
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