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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1996
Page
2
The Associated Press corrected its error about the air dates for CBS series Murder, She Wrote. The final episode will air on the announced date, with the first of the last four original episodes scheduled for May 19 and the premiere of the quartet on April 28.
CBS publicist Kevin Tedesco says 60 Minutes will air its first O J Simpson story this Sunday as Steve Kroft investigates allegations of jury tampering. The piece aims to be a standout among underdog Dateline NBC's competition.
Yale researchers followed 858 New York adults seeking Home Relief from 1984. After eight years, 21 percent died, AIDS caused one third of deaths. Ten percent developed AIDS and six percent tuberculosis, showing drug and alcohol addicts on welfare have markedly higher AIDS and TB risks.
San Francisco voters chose Kevin McCarthy over Gov Wilson appointee Douglas Moore Jr with 70 to 30 in the Superior Court race. In a separate Municipal Court contest a gay and a lesbian led a three way race and advance to a runoff on November 5. McCarthy, 38, based in San Francisco and working as a deputy public defender in Alameda County, highlighted Moore’s Marin County residence before his city move after Wilson’s October 31 appointment.
Four members of East Bernard High School’s baseball squad, part of the Brahmas, were charged after admitting they beat a gray tabby named Tiger to death at Roym Field on March 16. They and three others reportedly beat the cat with bats and a pickup truck ran over it, per sheriff investigators.
Texas billionaire Ross Perot told 500 Rotarians in Philadelphia he favors re engineering and redefining affirmative action. He aims to eliminate the need for such programs and wants them to be irrele vant as a non issue, while noting progress since the 1960s and favoring a blue ribbon committee to monitor its progress. Perot did not commit to running, stressing a third party is needed to avert trouble and criticizing big government taxes deficits and trade policies.
In Arkansas, testimony described banker David Hale pressing to close an $825,000 Madison loan under pressure from then Governor Bill Clinton. Watt testified Hale said Clinton wanted the deal done to help his friends, with questions raised about motivation and admissibility.
Atlanta AP report shows 45 black churches and lodges burned or vandalized in the South since 1990 with 33 unsolved. 25 white men aged 15 to 45 charged in others. Civil rights activists vow to pursue restitution, rebuild churches, and lobby Washington, noting far right influence and historic echoes of the 1960s church burnings.
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