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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1996
Page
4
Police say a two year old girl climbed to a window sill and fell through a screen onto the ground. Doctors are testing injuries while the child remains conscious and alert. Witnesses note a six foot tree helped cushion the impact. No name released.
U S ambassador Charles Redman unveiled Moore Ruble Yudell of Santa Monica California as the firm designing the future U S Embassy in Berlin. The four story cream colored building marks the end of a 11 1/2 year long competition and aims to move by mid 1999 as Germany reunites. Estimated cost around 100 million dollars with funding to come from selling other German real estate.
A Russian couple accused of espionage accepted voluntary departure from Canada. The CSIS alleges they used names from tombstones of dead children while living undercover. Deportation hearing expected soon. they may return to Russia within days per Ruby.
Thousands of university students marched in Ibadan to protest the fatal shooting of Kudirat Abiola, wife of imprisoned opposition leader Moshood Abiola. Police dispersed demonstrators after blocking traffic as ambassadors attended her burial in Lagos.
London AP report on Peter Bird who sought to row the Pacific alone. His Sector II boat overturned 1,100 miles off Japan before Japan coast guard found it upside down. Bird had attempted multiple crossings since 1974, seeking to become first to row Pacific both ways.
In Brussels the European Commission eased the milk and beef export ban by allowing bull semen and beef derivative exports under tight guidelines. Britain vowed to continue its protest opposing EU measures, blocking nearly 40 actions as Prime Minister John Major presses for a full lift of prohibitions amid the BSE Creutzfeldt Jakob disease concerns.
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