11 May 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1994
Page
1
Rebels inched closer to taking the Rwandan capital today attacking Kigali on several fronts with artillery and mortar fire. The United Nations proposed sending 5,500 soldiers to the country as the story notes.
Former Vice President Pau Quayle requests directions to CNN's Washington bureau for an appearance on Larry King Live. The note mentions Dan Quayle and refers to a lost Quayle-2 and Pin. The reference appears on page 12D.
About 50 people gathered at a roadside picnic area off US 169, 70 miles south of Lawrence, to view a rare solar eclipse. The moon covered the sun for about three minutes at 11:40 a.m. as Kansas University professors and students set up telescopes.
At a two night Horizon 2020 forum downtown redevelopment sparked a clash over designating Lawrence’s core as the regional commercial center. About 100 attendees backed downtown emphasis, citing 3415 employees and 16 locally owned businesses amid concerns over 50,000 square foot developments and impact analyses.
The White House and Pentagon refute a Los Angeles Times story claiming 600 heavily armed U S troops would be sent to Haiti to purge its military. Officials say no invasion plan exists and U S aim is to support a U N advisory mission after democracy is restored with training police, restructuring the army, and road work.
President Clinton has narrowed the field to Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt Arkansas judge Richard Arnold and Boston judge Stephen Breyer with two other names mentioned earlier. White House officials say a decision could come within days and interview not required. Breyer reemerged as a leading prospect amid renewed talks.
President Clinton reportedly trimmed his Supreme Court shortlist to Bruce Babbitt secretary of the Interior Richard Arnold appeals court judge from Arkansas Stephen Breyer appeals court judge from Boston Jose Cabranes district court judge from Connecticut Amalya Kearse appeals court judge from New York The names reflect a mix of regional representation and judicial experience.
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