24 May 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1995
Page
1
Gov Bill Graves signed a 1995 measure allowing credit card sales of packaged liquor beginning July 1. The provision was added to a hotel minibars bill, with 21 year olds eligible for minibar keys. Sunday sales remain prohibited.
Washington AP reports President Clinton spoke by phone with Speaker Gingrich to propose a budget compromise. The plan would restore some funding for education and other programs, but still fall short of his prior veto threat and details on exact cuts remain unclear.
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Daily climate notes for Lawrence show high 68 and low 51 with a 2.83 inch precipitation total and 9.14 inches month to date. Lake data include Clinton Lake at 65F and 888.90 level, Perry Lake at 57F and 907.98 level, plus road condition hotlines and the Journal-World access line. Moon phases list last half June 19 and full June 13 with new May 29.
Tonight and Thursday remain mostly cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance. Friday brings thunderstorms with highs around 60s and lows in the 30s. Saturday and Sunday expect continued warm averages with highs in the 70s and lows near 60.
President Clinton is pressured as Republicans seize on his talk of a counter-budget to end deficits. He cautions the seven year target is arbitrary, may not align with economics, and signals potential compromise only if tax cuts are dropped and health care reform advances.
SS Artist Christo plans to veil the Reichstag in Berlin with 119,603 square yards of fabric from June 17 to June 23, aiming to provoke thought on Germany’s future policies. The project, begun in 1971, ties blue ropes and uses pleated fabric to reveal the building’s volume while signaling impermanence in art.
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