Isolated storms tonight with patchy clouds start week
Tonight expect isolated storms and partly cloudy skies with a low around 65. Tuesday brings a chance of thunderstorms and a high near 80.
23 May 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1994
Page
1
Tonight expect isolated storms and partly cloudy skies with a low around 65. Tuesday brings a chance of thunderstorms and a high near 80.
Washington experts from NABE foresee the economy expanding 3.6 percent this year, led by 10.9 percent gains in equipment and factory investment. They expect 2.8 percent growth for all of 1995 with lower unemployment and a smaller federal deficit, despite Federal Reserve credit tightening.
Embargo efforts against Haiti were undermined as smugglers on Sunday moved hundreds of gallons of fuel from the Dominican Republic. The story notes the breach and signals full report on page 6A.
The Supreme Court ruled federal courts cannot review government decisions on which military installations will close. The story notes the issue is contentious as Congress contemplates regulating speech content and signals concern from industry leaders like Winston H. Cox of Showtime about threatened TV violence rules.
A school based day care program at Atchison High School moved into a modular unit on campus to serve six student mothers. Officials report the center reduces dropout risk, with only one of six users leaving school versus five of six non users. Freshman Tracey Sutton cares for her 3 month old son Sean at the center and pays $24 a month with aid from social services. The program aims to keep teen mothers in school and pursuing education.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was remembered as adventurous and family loving at a private Park Avenue church service. John F. Kennedy Jr. praised her devotion to home and history, while Sen. Edward Kennedy called her a blessing to family and nation. Buried later at Arlington next to her first husband. Ordinary mourners gathered outside, listening on radios, and Art gallery worker Annabelle Slattery recalled meeting her and her gracious restraint.
USGS hydrologist Charlie Perry notes 1994 weather patterns resemble 1952 with a dry year overall and wet early months. He warns isolated storms could still flood streams, but forecasts dry, feast or famine summer conditions and reduced flood risk compared with 1993.
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