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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1998
Page
1
Compromise minded Protestant politicians led by Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble won enough seats in Northern Ireland's election returns. The result signals a possible shift toward peace process backing as results trickle in from Friday voting.
Officials at Cor Christi Catholic Church say they have entered into a contract with buyers for the church site at 1100 Kasold Dr. The sale needs approval from the Kansas City archdiocese. Story on Page 1B. Also note: a Warsaw radio caller questions safety after the city chief of police was shot outside his home, referenced on Page 11A.
The court ruled employers are liable when a supervisor’s harassment causes tangible harm such as firing or demotion, and may avoid liability only if they showed reasonable prevention and the employee failed to use corrective opportunities. The decisions broaden protections and could influence Paula Jones’ case against President Clinton.
President Clinton and Chinese President Jiang Zemin met after a ceremony and 21-gun salute at Tiananmen Square. They pledged to not target long-range missiles at each other, while the United States did not commit to renounce first use of nuclear weapons.
The Lawrence school board began contract talks with Kathleen Williams to lead the district. An assistant superintendent from Schaumburg District No. 54 was unavailable for comment on vacation. Board member Kerry Altenbernd praised her sincerity and fit with Lawrence and its diversity, noting she was the board’s first choice. Williams was notified earlier this week of the board’s intent. Gene Amberg, Urbana district superintendent, is mentioned in context.
An eastern heat wave sent temperatures into the 90s and beyond, triggering widespread energy conservation as utilities in the Midwest and Northeast faced surging demand. Western Resources and other providers reported plant outages and rationing, with Farmland Industries in Coffeyville paying for temporary power while refineries and auto plants cut output.
Boston AP reports that a Massachusetts Board of Education vote to lower the passing score on the basic reading and writing test for teachers sparked anger from acting Gov. Celotti and others. About 260 test-takers benefited but may need to retake. critics call the move a downgrade and question the preparedness of future teachers.
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