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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1994
Page
4
Erik Erikson, Pulitzer Prize winning psychoanalyst who coined identity crisis, died Thursday in Harwich Massachusetts at age 91. A German born Freud disciple, he emphasized social relations and outlined eight life stages shaping personality in Childhood and Society a landmark work.
The Senate passed final legislation by 69 to 30 to make attacks or blockades of abortion clinics a federal crime and sent it to President Clinton for signing. The bill targets violent acts and non violent tactics like doorway blockades, drawing sharp opposition from anti abortion lawmakers who say the measure punishes peaceful protest.
In Nederland Colorado two corpses stored in dry ice were found in a shed near Trygve Range's home. Neighbors note Range aims to build a cryogenics facility claiming religious aims, while Bauge's deportation leaves behind a legal dispute over how to remove the remains of Breda Morstoel and Al Campbell. The town set a 30 day ultimatum, then negotiated to delay disposal.
In a closed Oval Office meeting Clinton told relatives of Somalia soldiers he was surprised and angry the ill fated Mogadishu raid ordered by subordinates led to 18 American deaths. He said by September 1993 his focus shifted to diplomacy, not capture, and the families pressed him on command decisions and resource support.
The White House praised Congress after the Senate passed President Clinton's 1.51 trillion dollar 1995 budget on a 53-46 vote. The plan aims at deficit reduction, job training funding, and economic investment, projecting a six-year low deficit of 175.4 billion dollars and creating about 2.8 million jobs.
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