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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1994

Page

2

Charles Kuralt to retire from CBS after decades on the road

CBS veteran Charles Kuralt, famed for On the Road and Sunday Morning, will retire May 1 to travel and write. The 59 year old reporter recalls a 37 year CBS career starting in radio, becoming youngest CBS News correspondent, and creating the back road portraits that defined his work. He plans a sixth book and cites his memoir A Life on the Road as a bestseller. He has earned 11 Emmys and three Peabodys along with numerous honors.

New York Charles Kuralt CBS America CBS News Kuralt New York City Sisters Bend Hoodoo Oregon Lillehammer Norway George Foster Peabody International Radio and Television Society Kansas University William Allen White

Clinton welcomes troops home from Somalia mission

President Clinton addressed thousands of soldiers and families at Fort Drum New York praising the 1300 troops in the Quick Reaction Force for Somalia duties. He acknowledged ongoing debate about the mission but thanked the troops for a job well done despite heavy snow on base.

Fort Drum N.Y Clinton U.S Somalia 10Th Mountain Division Upstate New York

Welfare reform faces clash over family caps on benefits

Washington reports friction in Clinton administration welfare reform talks over allowing states to deny automatic benefit increases for additional children. Proponents argue caps promote responsibility, while opponents say caps punish children and punish poor families. States like California and Wisconsin push for permission to experiment, with New Jersey already challenged.

Washington Clinton Will Marshall Progressive Policy Institute Democratic Leadership Council Congress Ste Ree White House California Wisconsin Maryland Arkansas Georgia New Jersey David Sciarra Legal Services of Organization For the Poor AFDG Mark Greenberg Social Policy Center Gerald Whitburn

Farrakhan files $4 billion libel suit against New York Post

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan filed a 4.4 billion libel lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court over a March 12 Post column that cited Betty Shabazz alleging Farrakhan’s involvement in Malcolm X's 1965 murder. The Post called the suit meritless. Farrakhan’s lawyers say the article falsely damages his reputation and incites harm.

New York Nation of Islam Louis Farrakhan New York Post Malcolm X Farrakhan Manhattan State Supreme Court Post Betty Shabazz Jack Newfield Newfield Shabazz Wnebc-Tv Associated Press Rupert Murdoch Martin Singerman Ava Muhammad

Police chief says Foster inquiry done

Boston AP report says Park Police Chief Robert Langston completed the inquiry into Vincent Foster's death and handed his findings to special counsel Robert B. Fiske Jr. Langston declares the case closed and rejects murder or tampering theories while noting the suicide label should end debate despite another aide saying the closure remains open to question.

Boston White House Vincent Foster Whitewater Foster Virginia U.S. Park Robert Langston Boston Globe Robert B. Fiske Jr Clinton Whitewater Development Corp Langston Fiske New York Post Roderick Lanklér

Delayed Friday touchdown and endurance record bid at Giast site

An engineered delay on Friday aimed to push a shuttle endurance record with a one orbit mission, challenging the Columbia crew's October last year. Illinois authorities report a child welfare case where a worker who twice stopped at a Chicago frame investigation was suspended after turning away at a door amid reports to a hotline. A health official notes immunizations and safety as priorities while critics point to systemic issues.

Mioming Columbia State of Illinois Chicago Department of Children and Family Services

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