07 May 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1994
Page
1
Maas Col mothers group plans a Friday gathering with President Clinton at the White House for a pep talk on health care. Page 6A notes the feature story with more details and context.
A fragmented report notes the airport’s opening was repeatedly postponed from last October to December March and May with no clear date. Officials admit the baggage system delays and other issues have halted progress, leaving the project indefinitely suspended.
The U.N. Security Council unanimously tightens Haiti sanctions to push military rulers to restore Aristide. The move, led by the United States, bans most trade with exceptions for food and medicine, with immediate travel and asset freezes for 600 officers and families, while Clinton signals no forced option but supports democracy. The measures come amid ongoing fuel shortages and smuggling via the Dominican Republic, deepening Haiti's misery.
The Senate opened debate on a bill to force President Clinton to defy the U.N. arms embargo in Bosnia. A vote is due next week as Dole argues the measure would reclaim moral standing, while Mitchell may push a more acceptable amendment. Clinton backs lifting with conditions but not unilaterally.
Lawrence aims to reduce mail misfires as 22,600 utility customers receive new monthly bills featuring larger print for amounts due and an enclosed return envelope. The change costs about 59,758 dollars yearly offset by 56,913 saved on postage and labor. Each customer pays roughly one extra penny monthly for better service.
Fragments describe a new billing system urging customers to pay monthly by check or mail. The text mentions envelopes with tear off stubs and a payment tube, noting the process as outdated or obsolete and implying it has vanished. Entities include utility, customers, and mail payment actions.
Seven students from Norman Ames Columbia Lincoln Boulder Stillwater and Omaha share why they chose Kansas University over hometown Big Eight schools. Alison Drummond left Norman for KU chasing a scenic campus and out-of-state tuition reasons, saying Lawrence feels similar in size and atmosphere and that she has long been a Jayhawk fan. See On the road, page 3A.
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