U S ships back 277 Haitians
A U S Coast Guard cutter repatriated 277 Haitians Friday the first forced return since President Clinton altered policy on Haitian refugees. Unclear if all received on ship asylum interviews.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1994
Page
2
A U S Coast Guard cutter repatriated 277 Haitians Friday the first forced return since President Clinton altered policy on Haitian refugees. Unclear if all received on ship asylum interviews.
Roseanne and Tom Arnold restart divorce proceedings in Los Angeles Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences. The earlier petition accusing battering was withdrawn, with Arnold previously predicting reconciliation. On Friday Arnold issued no comment.
Nebraska's Supreme Court voided a proposed constitutional amendment that would cap state officials at two consecutive terms. The court ruled supporters failed to gather sufficient signatures for the 1992 general election. The decision hinges on whether signatures should be counted by past voter turnout or by registered voters.
Gary Ramona sued two therapists and a hospital alleging they implanted false abuse memories in his daughter Holly using sedation in a 1990 session at Western Medical Center Anaheim. A jury awarded Ramona 500000, saying the memories were caused by drugs and quackery, not his actions.
About 28 people filled a conference room in the public works building to discuss the trafficway impact study. Venida Cherault White of Haskell criticized the original environmental statement as showing misunderstanding of Native American culture and wetlands near 31st Street. Douglas County officials pledged openness, while Lena Johnson-Davis urged broader review of habitat around Mary's Lake and traffic effects in the supplement.
Eric Hyde, recovering from a severe accident, shows healing wounds and regained memory, emotions, and control. His mother notes rapid gains, but he must develop strategies to remember information. He attends homebound classes and afternoons at Broken Arrow Elementary, with a busy summer schedule of swimming, a museum class, games, and social activities.
Richard Allen Davis was ordered to stand trial on nine felony counts including murder and kidnapping for Polly Klaas abduction at knifepoint during a Petaluma slumber party. Judge Robert Dale rejected parts of the confession as credible and noted Polly was found dead near Cloverdale after a nationwide search.
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