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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1996
Page
1
Combs a 40 year old Father of six and former host of The New Family Feud died by hanging in a mental ward after weeks of suicide attempts. Police say he was distressed over a pending divorce and was hospitalized for head injuries and mental observation before his death in California.
Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr cleared the way for limited immunity to David Hale so he can testify next week to the Senate committee. Hale’s lawyers sought immunity. about 100 people began a 750 mile march from Sacramento to the Republican National Convention in San Diego to protest California’s anti affirmative action measures.
Prime Minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu moves to assemble a coalition to support his approach to Palestinians and Arab neighbors. Yasser Arafat warns Israel must not backtrack on past peace accords while Netanyahu vows to advance peacemaking. Assad says talks cannot resume until Netanyahu's position is clear, urging vigilance.
In Assinins Michigan the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community endures smashed cars, tear gas and barricaded headquarters after a nine month dispute over leadership and tribal voting. Dissidents claim corruption and election rigging while leaders praise casino gains and growth.
Nashville artist Michael English turned himself in claiming an ex girlfriend is waging an embearrassment campaign. He posted $1,000 bail and faces a June 24 hearing after alleging she locked him from his home to keep her belongings. The woman sought to drop charges, but prosecutors decide. English also has a July album release Freedom amid legal dispute. Also Sheryl Crow to perform in Kennett Missouri July 6 to raise funds for the Kennett school system. Crow, a 1980 Kennett High School grad, has three Grammys including record of the year for All I Wanna Do.
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that banks may charge late fees of $20 or more when customers miss payments, aligning with the state where the bank is located. The decision may push banks to base credit card operations in states with no fee limits, prompting consumer education on issuing banks and cardholder practices.
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