Bosnia peace plan endorsed by Secretary of State Warren
Secretary of State Warren endorses a Bosnia peace plan amid ongoing diplomacy. The brief note highlights U S backing for negotiated settlement as international mediation continues.
14 May 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1994
Page
1
Secretary of State Warren endorses a Bosnia peace plan amid ongoing diplomacy. The brief note highlights U S backing for negotiated settlement as international mediation continues.
President Clinton nominated Stephen G. Breyer a federal appeals judge to the Supreme Court, praising him as a leading jurist with broad Senate support. Breyer, 55, chief judge of the First Circuit, would replace Justice Blackmun and could win swift confirmation.
Eric Hyde 8 year old survived a car bicycle crash on March 16 in front of his home at 1605 W 27th. He was in a coma for 39 days and moved from a wheelchair to walking and talking with help from doctors and his helmet protecting him from fatal injury. He now enjoys jumping between furniture and stairs as he shows visitors his recovery.
Officials plan a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for the South Lawrence Trafficway focusing on issues raised by Haskell Indian Nations University and community members. The study will assess effects on Native spiritual sites wetlands and possible alternative routes, with Douglas County drafting the purposes and needs statement.
Sen. Robert Byrd criticized SSI for children with behavior disorders as a program that may be gamed by parents and students. He cited teacher letters about disruptive behavior funded by benefits, noting 771,000 children receive SSI totaling over 4 billion dollars annually, with a maximum monthly payment of 446 dollars per child.
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