04 Jul 1998
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1998
Page
1
The Texas Supreme Court ruled 6 3 to modify buffer zones around four Houston area women's clinics and remove buffers at five others. Four clinics may allow up to two sidewalk counselors inside their zones but must stop if patients request space. The decision also eliminates a buffer around one physician's home and keeps four others unchanged.
In Mobile two women face manslaughter charges after a 3 year old boy died from heat stroke left in a parked church van for nearly ten hours on a 94 degree day. Sonia Murray, 29, was arrested. driver suspect Fey Paes Twhnavian Dai ey DeMyreon Lindley was sought. The boy was picked up at home and left behind during unloading.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair works to broker peace in Portadown amid a planned Protestant Orangemen parade down Garvaghy Road and Catholic protests. Police and soldiers seal roads with armored cars as tensions rise, with Parades Commission orders ignored and violence escalating across Northern Ireland.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright met with Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto in Tokyo to stress that the U S Japan alliance remains central to Asia. Hashimoto praised Clinton's China trip as beneficial for Asia and Japan, and Albright urged firm action on the economic program while supporting Japan's efforts to emerge from recession.
The Michigan Legislature passed a bill to criminalize assisted death by own action, effective Sept. 1, with penalties up to five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Gov. Engler pledged to sign, saying the measure protects people from Kevorkian.
After more than a decade as Washington's leading gay couple, Rep. Barney Frank and his partner Herb Moses have separated amicably. Frank, 58, called the breakup nobody's business, while noting they served with dignity. Moses, 41, left an executive post at Fannie Mae to start a pottery studio, and was the first partner of an openly gay member of Congress to gain spousal access privileges.
Alexie, 31, writer and producer of Smoke Signals, says money is not his priority. He notes many in the movie business echo the sentiment that money is the root of all evil, a view he treats as a true cliché. The film was honored at Sundance by independent filmmakers.
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