25 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1995
Page
1
Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson may be released today but faces four years of strict probation. FBI agents in the Whitewater inquiry conducted door-to-door checks at the Clintons’ former real estate development tracing money flow for each parcel of property through the summer.
Speaker Newt Gingrich acknowledged on Friday that he totally mishandled the original arrangement that would have netted him a 4.5 million dollar advance. The admission comes amid questions about the deal's terms and timing, with further discussion expected on page 6A.
Sally Colin, who received a corneal transplant from her 15-year-old son, gazed at her surviving children Friday for the first time in a decade. The procedure restored sight and connected a family torn by tragedy, marking a rare medical milestone.
In the O J Simpson double murder trial Judge Lance Ito comments that prosecutors plan to bring Olympic champion Bruce Jenner to the stand. The remark appears in a page sixA briefing.
KU fans in Kansas City watched in disbelief as the Jayhawks lost 67 58 to Virginia in the Sweet 16 ending Kansas University’s bid for a Final Four. Alma mater hopes dashed, fans scramble for tickets and prepare to face the music.
Doors open at 11 a.m. for a welcome home event at Allen Fieldhouse honoring the Kansas University basketball team. The squad is expected to arrive between noon and 12:30 p.m. Admission is free.
In Kansas City and nearby areas scalpers transformed Genessee Street into a busy market ahead of March Madness. Independent broker Ticket, a Baytown, Missouri seller, explains prices and practices at Kemper Arena near KU games. He notes street value shifts with KU vs Virginia outcomes and Arkansas-Kansas matches. He reports monthly earnings and stresses space respect among buyers and sellers.
The House passed the GOP welfare reform plan 234 to 199, shifting program responsibility to the states and dismantling 45 social programs. President Clinton said it is not real reform and is weak on work. Nine Democrats supported the bill, five Republicans opposed it. The Senate fate remains uncertain.
The measure would save 66 billion over five years by altering social programs from the Great Society era. It ends federal promises for school meals cash assistance foster care and child care for the neediest women and children and ends welfare after five years. Able bodied food stamp recipients must work though training education childcare or job guarantees are left to states.
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