15 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1995
Page
1
Organizers of the 1995 Douglas County Charity Rodeo announce changes inside and outside the ring as preparations move forward. The local forecast calls for a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms with highs in the lower 90s and possible rain tonight.
Sedgwick County Judge Robert Bell ruled that the Kansas State High School Activities Association operates unconstitutionally, voiding all its rules. The decision came in a suit challenging off season participation limits, with lawyers promising an immediate appeal to the Kansas Court of Appeals.
Newt Gingrich urged a nationwide vote on drug policy saying the nation must choose to legalize or impose harsh penalties. He proposed death for drug importers and compulsory public service for buyers, while pressuring GOP leaders at the Republican National Committee meeting.
President Clinton briefed leaders from black and women’s groups on his five month review of affirmative action, signaling no retreat from race or sex based preferences in hiring education and promotions. An official said the plan may expand set aside programs to include white owned firms locating in poor areas. Reverend Joseph Lowery praised his commitment as Myrlie Evers Williams confirmed Clinton’s firm stance.
After delays and unclear signals, President Clinton plans a major address on affirmative action. He has signaled a strong defense of the policy as a tool to advance equality and broad support from key figures.
High temperatures push local air-conditioning shops to limit laughs as service managers report longer hours and late night calls. Auto shops also see more AC work as residents delay fixes until heat spikes costs, then find funds.
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