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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1996
Page
1
John Chancellor, a pioneer of television journalism known for Midwestern forthrightness and a reassuring reporting style, died Friday at age 68. The notice appears on page 2A with weather details for Sunday and a Mild, partly cloudy forecast.
Reverend Helen Young of Jordan Montana says the town settled quickly after the Freemen were arrested, with residents returning to normal life and keeping silent in the aftermath, reflecting a subdued mood on page 4A.
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The House approved a 342 to 67 measure to define marriage in federal law as a legal union of one man and one woman, denying federal recognition of same sex marriages. The bill would bar gay couples from spousal benefits while allowing states to decide their own practice.
London reports the divorce of Charles and Diana ends a global obsession. Diana forfeits HRH title, remains a princess, and receives a reported 26.35 million dollar lump sum. Charles gains freedom while Camilla Parker Bowles is also free. The queen ordered a quick private settlement after years of public scrutiny.
Washington reports higher costs for bread milk and butter amid export demand and dry weather. Government data show wholesale food prices jumping and farm prices climbing with corn and wheat surging from June 1995 to the present.
Bob Dole proposed new tolerance language in the Republican platform to bridge internal divides over abortion. The plan keeps the strict abortion ban in the main plank, adds a tolerance plank, and condemns Clinton's veto of late-term abortion limits, drawing praise from Hyde and some abortion opponents while angering Buchanan.
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