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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1996

Page

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Europe bans British beef amid disease fears

The European Commission imposed an immediate ban on exports of British beef and beef byproducts to all countries, plus related goods like medicines cosmetics and candy. The move, aimed at halting a potential disease in the human food chain, hits Britain’s 6.5 billion beef industry and pressures EU negotiations opening Friday. A six week review is planned.

European Commission Britain European Union

Brothers indicted in Las Vegas over child porn case

Two brothers Douglas and Ross Anderson were indicted after a two year federal probe for possessing computer images of minors and videotapes of child adult material. They shared a computer but did not create or send the material, prosecutors said.

America Online Network Douglas Ross Anderson M. Craig ‘Wolf Justice Department

Americans complete six hour spacewalk on Mir station

Astronauts Linda Godwin and Rich Clifford mounted the exterior of Russia’s Mir during a six hour spacewalk aboard Atlantis. The mission tested a portable foothold and tools to clamp panels for debris collection and future International Space Station assembly.

Houston Atlantis Linda Godwin Rich Clifford Russia Mir Space Station U.S International Space Station Clifford Godwin Mir Skylab Michael Clifford Russian Space Station

Compromise on line item veto passes Senate vote

The Senate approved a line item veto bill in a 69 to 31 vote, shifting power toward the White House. Presidents could strike individual items from spending bills for eight years, a move praised by President Clinton and proponents like Sen. John McCain, while Sen. Robert Byrd warned it risks unconstitutional power.

Washington Congress White House Senate Ted Stevens Alaska House-Senate Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Clinton House America Capitol Hill John McCain R-Ariz Byrd

New DCIS scoring system guides breast cancer treatment

In San Francisco AP reports a researcher outlines a three factor 1 to 3 scale for ductal carcinoma in situ. The score 3 to 4 shows virtually no recurrence risk after DCIS removal, 8 to 9 signals high recurrence, and mid scores indicate radiation reduces relapse, guiding surgery choices.

San Francisco Melvin Silverstein American Cancer Society Silverstein van Nuys Calif

Steel plant blast kills three at Beta Steel plant

Portage Indiana AP reports a high pressure tank exploded at the Beta Steel Corp plant killing Kevin Myers and two other workers and injuring nine. The blast damaged a three story wall and hurled metal siding into a nearby parking lot as workers warned about prior leaks and a welded repair.

Portage Ind Beta Steel Corp Lee Spitka Beta Steel Chicago Kevin Myers Moriday Spitka

Online events on AOL and networks offer weekly chats

Major computer services announce weekend and weekday online talks with Kevin Fagan Jim Lovell Cynthia Kereluk and Dr Theresa Crenshaw. Sessions on Space Exploration Lifetime USA Weekend Coliseum and Everyday Workout aim to guide users via AOL CompuServe eWorld Prodigy and Microsoft Network. Call numbers provided for free software access.

Kevin Fagan America Online Jim Lovell Cynthia Kereluk Lifetime Ocean 9 Pan Theresa Crenshaw USA Weekend Coliseum CompuServe eWorld Prodigy Microsoft Network

Wednesday Access Poll Results on Minimum Wage Hike

A public opinion poll asks whether Congress should raise the minimum wage from 4.25 to 5.15 an hour. It records reader responses and notes the political context surrounding the wage debate.

Access Congress

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