Uncool Sunny Outlook With Heat Peak Near 100
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with a high around 95 today and a possible 100 on Monday. Tonight low near 70 with clear conditions continuing into Monday.
09 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1995
Page
1
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with a high around 95 today and a possible 100 on Monday. Tonight low near 70 with clear conditions continuing into Monday.
President Clinton accuses conservative Republican senators of attempting to block welfare reform by tying it to political demands that unwed teen mothers be denied assistance. He warns the move threatens the reform effort.
A U.S.-backed rescue plan might be activated in Bosnia within weeks if U.N. peacekeepers fail to prove effectiveness. A NATO withdrawal of U.N. forces appears likely, with rapid transition to a new strategy outlined in reports. The story notes possible timelines and strategic shifts.
A man was pulled alive from the rubble nine days after a South Korean department store collapsed. Rescuers had largely given up hope as the search ended with one survivor. About 147 people were confirmed killed in the disaster.
Quote reflects guilt and fear as Susan Smith faces trial this week in the drowning deaths of her two children. Amy Sanders references the case and its impact on the family and community.
American activist Harry Wu, 58, arrested in Wuhan on charges of entering China under false names, illegally obtaining state secrets, and conducting criminal activity. Espionage carries the death penalty. Wu has previously entered China using aliases and exposed prison labor. consular access promised as U.S. and China tensions rise.
Renee Harris, manager of the Lawrence Humane Society shelter at 1805 E 19th, says the nonprofit faces ongoing public outrage and legal challenges over its adoption policies. She reports verbal abuse and threats in her role amid renewed court actions, with supporters arguing the shelter pushes high standards of animal welfare.
As HMO enrollment climbs to 51 million in 1994 hospitals report rising claim denials for emergency room care. Doctors warn such denials block urgent treatment while HMOs cite cost control. Experts note cost shifting and lack of standard emergency definitions complicate disputes between managed care plans and hospitals.
Janet and Susan, two sisters from a family plagued by breast cancer since 1978, recount the genetic breakthrough that identifies a hereditary gene. The discovery lets doctors predict risk decades ahead, guiding urgent, life altering choices as Susan learns she does not carry the mutation and cancels surgery.
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