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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1999
Page
1
A Washington Post-ABC News poll shows Democrats retain a lead on most domestic issues while Republicans gain the edge on foreign policy amid debates over Kosovo China and security. Democrats still lead on trust to handle main problems with 47 percent to 37 percent.
North Korea agreed to let U S inspectors visit an underground site suspected as a clandestine nuclear weapons factory, a step toward the 1994 agreement to shut reactors. James Rubin said the U S rejected a 300 million compensation demand while backing a potato aid project. A Yonkers high school girl was sentenced for hammer attack on her pregnant teacher. the teacher suffered a fractured skull but recovered and returned to teaching.
Jurors heard a surprise witness as Hillary Rodham Clinton testified in a videotaped deposition about Whitewater. She stated the Clintons had little involvement in day to day operations and that James McDougal ran the corporation, with no significant time spent reviewing books.
President Clinton told 46 sub Saharan African nations gathered for the U S Africa Ministerial Partnership for the 21st Century that debt relief is essential. He pressed creditor nations to accelerate forgiveness and backed steps aimed at about 70 billion dollars in global relief to aid Africa.
Washington— Medicare reform efforts collapsed as a blue ribbon panel disbanded amid discord. Republicans urged Congress to act this year to expand private plans for seniors while President Clinton pledged his own reform roadmap. The panel deadlocked after a 10 to 7 vote, one short of sending advice.
The Piano Man signals no more lengthy touring though hints may return. Billy Joel, inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame, says future dates won’t resemble past road trips and cites homesickness for familiar surroundings. Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band plan Asbury Park benefit concerts as rehearsals before a global tour. Proceeds go to local centers.
Phil Wilke compiles brief dispatches from Wires for the edition, curating quick summaries on local events and notes gathered from wire reports. The selections emphasize timely, compact notes suitable for community readers.
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