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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1997
Page
2
An 18-year-old Bayonne High School senior Aubrey Taylor was stabbed in the heart and died during surgery after a 8:45 a.m. incident on the second floor. A 17-year-old male victim, with abdominal wounds, was operated on and expected to recover.
The American Legion urged cooperation with the Defense Department to address Persian Gulf War illness at its annual leadership conference, stressing credibility of the US military and seeking answers rather than fault finding.
Arafat spent about 90 minutes in Jimmy Carter's hometown Plains Georgia sharing cookies and coffee with the Carters. He received a key to the city and spoke to about 250 at Plains High School while Carter offered cautious remarks on Israel. The UN Security Council debated Har Homa in east Jerusalem as diplomats sought to salvage stalled peace talks.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia urged Seton Hall University to keep Catholic character in its moral formation, curriculum, and teaching. He called for Catholic medical and law schools to lead in fetus development ethics, natural family planning, and religion clause cases affecting public morality, including Roe vs Wade.
A 7-foot long roll of AP wire copy detailing the moment Kennedy was shot and a collection of AP photos from after the shooting will be auctioned March 19 by R M Smythe & Co in Manhattan. The Dallas bulletin describes the president being shot as his motorcade left downtown Dallas, with Mrs Kennedy reacting in distress.
A Justice Department audit of over one million new citizenships finds 168 immigrants with criminal backgrounds among nearly 6,800 reviewed who had felony arrests. Republicans accuse the Clinton administration of rushing the program to add voters, while Democrats say backlog and demand shaped processing.
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