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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2000
Page
2
In Washington, senators agreed to a program providing medical benefits and at least 200000 per worker to nuclear weapons plant employees made ill by radiation silica or beryllium exposure. The House bill lacks the program and funding remains unsettled as negotiators decide its fate. Senator Thompson called the move a major step amid costs.
William Forsyth Jr and Susan Forsyth filed a federal suit accusing Eli Lilly Co of fraud and withholding a trial detail about a 90 million license deal. They allege the company concealed this information influencing the Prozac death link.
Jeff MacNelly, renowned creator of the Shoe comic strip and three Pulitzer winner, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore from lymphoma. A conservative editorial cartoonist, he influenced U.S. journalism with cartoons across 500 newspapers and the Shoe strip syndicated worldwide.
Microsoft aims to overturn a court mandate that could split its software and operating systems for a decade. Its Next Generation Windows Services would let users access programs, store data, and reach files on home PCs via the Internet while in public or traveling.
Washington AP reports Microsoft Corp asked for a stay of U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jacksons order to split the company into two, launching a new phase of appeals and settlement talks. The judge also imposed 90 day effects on business practices while Gates predicted a different appellate round.
Senate Democrats moved to force a conference on a managed care bill by offering a new version as an amendment to 2001 DoD funding. The move drew 44 of 45 Democrats and 4 Republicans in support, leaving the tally just shy of a tie. Republicans argued the tactics undermine negotiations and risk delaying any compromise before November elections.
Universal Pictures sues Michael Myers for refusing a Dieter film based on his SNL Sprockets character. Myers claims the script fails and he rejected $210 million, seeking $3.8 million in damages plus lost profits. The piece also notes other entertainment, aging and public figures, with varied unrelated items.
Phil Wilke compiles a J W Wire Reports digest covering local happenings with concise summaries of police, council, and community notes. The column highlights notable events, noted dates, and brief context for readers.
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