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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1992

Page

2

Philippines election tally shows Santiago leading in early returns

In Manila the anti corruption candidate Miriam Defensor Santiago led with 285,119 votes or over 28 percent in an unofficial ABS CBN tally as results from less than 1 million of 27 million votes cast surfaced. Fidel Ramos trailed with 236,744 and Eduardo Cojuangco 152,605 while Imelda Marcos occupied a fifth place. the early data cover a small area and no trend is clear yet. In Salt Lake City a hospital nurse killer from 1990 attempted suicide while in custody. Richard Worthington, serving 35 years to life, was in intensive care after oxygen deprivation and is being held in the Utah prison infirmary.

Manila Philippines Miriam Defensor Santiago Corazon Aquino Ferdinand Marcos Santiago Abs-Cbn Fidel Ramos Aquino Eduardo‘Dancing Cojuangco Marcos Imelda Salt Lake City University of Utah Health Sciences Center John Dwan Richard Worthington Worthington Corrections Dave Franchina Utah Franchina Karla Roth Alta View Hospital Sandy

TVA to Buy Pollution Credits from Wisconsin Power & Light

The TVA plans to purchase sulfur dioxide emission allowances from Wisconsin Power & Light Co. for its 11 coal fired plants in Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky. The deal, under the Clean Air Act, lets polluting plants sell credits to others, delaying costly cleanup. Critics say the scheme skirts real pollution reduction.

Madison Wis Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Wisconsin Power & Light Co Tennessee Alabama Kentucky

Stricter Toy Labeling Draws Consumer Safety Push

Washington debate centers on choking risks in toys labeled for ages three and up. Advocates urge warning labels for 3 and 4 year old toys, citing tests to prevent choking. Congress weighs bills while the Bush administration opposes the plan.

Washington Congress Bush Administration

Audiences Shun New Releases as Basic Instinct Holds Top Spot

Los Angeles figures show Basic Instinct remaining No 1 with 4 million this weekend, bringing its total to 89.1 million as riots past weekend kept crowds away. White Men Can’t Jump and Beethoven also posted solid showings while new openings failed to crack the top 10.

Los Angeles Moyvie

Bush pushes new urban agenda after riots in Los Angeles

President Bush urged Congress to pass a broad urban package to revitalize cities after the Los Angeles riots. The plan includes 500 million for weed and seed programs, 1 billion to help public housing tenants buy homes, urban enterprise zones, welfare revisions, a youth jobs program, and school vouchers. White House officials signaled possible compromise with Democrats as both sides seek urgent action.

Washington Bush Congress Los Angeles White House House Senate

CIA to release Oswald file ahead of Kennedy assassination

CIA director Robert Gates told a Senate panel the 110 page Oswald file predating Kennedy’s assassination will be sent to the National Archives with minimal deletions. Gates and FBI chief Sessions endorsed releasing assassination material while noting technical objections about executive branch document control. Lawmakers said the bill should pass despite potential Bush executive orders.

Washington CIA Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Agency Robert Gates Senate Gates CIA Historical Review Oswald National Archives Soviet Union United States FBI William Sessions John Glenn Ohio Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Glenn David Boren D-Okla Senate Intelligence Committee Arlen Specter Rpa Bush Executive Branch Boren

Four men arrested in South Central riot beating case

Police and FBI arrested four men in connection with the televised beating of truck driver Reginald Denny during the riots in Los Angeles. The arrests followed dawn raids at six South Central locations, with one more man later detained. Authorities have not released names or charges, though reports cited possible state charges of attempted murder and torture and federal counts. Denny remains hospitalized with severe head injuries and has issued a cautious statement from his hospital bed.

Los Angeles FBI South Central Area Mike Botula District Attorney's Office Brice Hagerty Reginald Denny South Central ABC Network News

LA Riots Coverage Patchwork Prompts Deeper Look

The note directs readers to page A7 for extended coverage of the Los Angeles riots. It signals ongoing reporting and likely additional details, perspectives, and timelines to be continued in the A section.

Kansas Weather Zones Report for Douglas County Areas

Douglas County zones show varying tonight lows from 50s to 80s and Wednesday highs from mid 60s to mid 70s with 20 to 30 percent rain chances in several zones. Additional notes include NE winds, a Clinton Lake report with temperature 82 and lake level 877.48 feet, and historical highs for context.

Clinton Lake

Regional Travel Outlook Across Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado

Missouri shows a fair night with rain in the southeast and lows in the 60s Bootheel with Wednesday partly sunny and highs 75 to 80. Nebraska reports partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain tonight and Wednesday, highs in the 70s. Oklahoma expects scattered rain tonight and a cool Wednesday with highs around 80. Colorado forecasts partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday with scattered rain, highs 70s to 60s, locally 65 to 75 in the mountains, and tonight lows in the 40s to 20s. Road conditions note incomplete and garbled text for a regional highway authority.

Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado

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