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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1995
Page
1
Former KU standout Dana Stubblefield now with the 49ers helped out Thursday at the Jayhawk Football Camp. The forecast calls for a warm weekend with partly cloudy skies, lows around 70s and highs near 88.
Witnesses from the militia movement testified before a panel convened by Senator Arlen Specter about the importance and perceived dangers of militias. The report notes militia members and related perspectives, highlighting concerns over armed groups and public safety.
In a major offensive the Bosnian government troops attack Serb positions surrounding Sarajevo as the siege enters its third year. Serb forces fire on the city in retaliation, with fighting reported near the capital.
Russian officials say the death toll from an attack rose to at least 95 as Chechen rebels held about 2,000 hostages. The report notes ongoing violence and cites page six for fuller details.
Rep. Cynthia McKinney accuses Republican colleagues of spring fever and moralizing rhetoric during a debate on abortion restrictions. Her remarks came as lawmakers argued over access and policy details affecting women's bodies.
Postmaster Bill Reynolds announced late September start for the Jayhawk Station on 31st Street. The $3 million project will create a 22,000 square foot facility with about 40 customer parking spaces, 1,500 post office boxes, a drive through collection lane, and a postal store. The existing station at 1519 W 23rd will be replaced and the city main post office on Seventh and Vermont is undergoing a $500,000 facelift this summer.
At a Halifax summit the G7 backed a new 58 billion dollar emergency fund to head off future Mexico style crises and called for stronger IMF surveillance. Nations debated who pays while Clinton faced Congress over financing.
A New York AP report details a study where participants used a daily smoking clock toward abstinence. Those following progressive delays between cigarettes were twice as successful long term as those who cut back without the schedule or quit cold turkey, with a 44 percent one year abstinence rate.
Researchers used a clock based plan where smokers lit a cigarette within five minutes of a set time. Each week the number of cigarettes decreased by a third, step by step, until a target quitting date was set. The method aimed to steadily reduce intake before quitting.
The Senate approved a broad telecom reform 81 to 18, boosting Bell companies access to long distance and cable markets while easing cable and local phone competition. Critics warn higher consumer bills and caution on deregulation. The measure preempts state rules and limits on network ownership, with impacts across broadcasters and cable firms.
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