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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1994
Page
1
In Maglaj, besieged Muslim town north of Sarajevo, Bosnian Serbs block four day relief convoy prompting officials to redirect aid. U N and aid officials fault Serbs for delaying deliveries while cease-fire holds in Sarajevo periphery.
Hundreds of Palestinians clashed with soldiers in Hebron after a two week curfew was briefly lifted. Beit Hadassah was targeted with tear gas and rubber bullets as protesters set fires and shouted anti settler slogans. Rioters also near the Tomb of the Patriarchs following the February massacre. Sixteen Palestinians wounded and two dozen treated for tear gas inhalation.
National updates and world news are available by calling J W Access at 865 5000. National news line is 6705 and world news line is 6700 for direct updates.
Official readings show high 44 and low 28 with overnight 30 and record highs 79 in 1986 and 6 in 1912. Precip none. monthly 1.313 inches. Lake Clinton at 875.70 with 41F. Perry at 891.87 with 42F. Road contacts and access line details provided. Moon phases list last half April 3 and first half March 20.
Five day outlook for Lawrence shows tonight mostly clear with a low of 31 and southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday will be partly sunny reaching 61 degrees with south winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday night includes a 20 percent chance of rain as skies stay mostly cloudy and southwest winds shift 5 to 15 mph.
In Hebron during Ramadan, 80,000 Palestinians endure a strict curfew as five settlers remain free-eyed amid gunfire and tear gas. Shops shuttered, families mourn, and calls for relief clash with ongoing security measures. A wake for two youths underscores daily peril in the conflict zone.
Khalil Abu Sneineh is named in connection with the mosque massacre, a case that involves the killing of his brother. The article outlines his alleged role alongside other suspects and notes ongoing investigations and legal proceedings.
Rep. Larry LaRocco of Idaho unveils a six page spoof titled Wilderness Equity Act claiming to turn Central Park and Manhattan into wilderness. He says it's a tongue in cheek demand to spotlight Western dominance in land policy while supporting Rep. Carolyn Maloney's Northern Rockies ecosystem bill with 48 co sponsors.
Roseanne Arnold and Carol Burnett staged a televised kiss to deflate controversy over a gay bar kiss on Roseanne. Spokesman Tom Nedderman said the idea was Burnett's and two consenting adults intended to mock the silliness of the episode dispute. Arnold accepted the award for favorite female TV performer. Burnett appeared surprised and giddy after the kiss on CBS.
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