13 Nov 1999
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1999
Page
1
About 130 demonstrators gathered Friday outside the Hollywood Plaza 6 Theatres to protest the film Dogma as they recited Hail Mary prayers and carried rosaries. The protest accompanied the film’s opening, which presents a critical view of the Catholic Church.
A judge rejected Paula Johnson's request for custody of her 4-year-old child after a custody dispute over a switched baby case. The ruling denies full custody but allows regular visits to the child, with ongoing decisions to regulate contact between mother and child.
A brief clipping notes a question posed during the Korean War era, referencing Page BA.
A powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck western Turkey near Duzce killing over 120 people and wounding hundreds. Rescuers faced dark streets as hospitals evacuated and treated injured in outdoor areas while power was cut to prevent fires amid collapsing buildings.
In Islamabad rockets hit near the U.S. Embassy, U.N. building and other sites, wounding six. Pakistan’s Gen. Musharraf offered to mediate between the United States and Afghanistan's Taliban over Osama bin Laden as a UN deadline looms for his surrender.
The Kansas Department on Aging names Connie Hubbell as permanent secretary, replacing Thelma Hunter Gordon who resigned Nov. 1 after a Journal-World report on a no bid 135000 dollar contract. Hubbell, 53, formerly Kansas State Board of Education member, brings 10 years of state service and welfare reform leadership.
Kansas lawmaker Rep. Phill Kline proposes redirecting a $475 million highway windfall to education to avoid belt tightening as state treasuries face an estimated $150 million shortfall. The plan hinges on extra highway funds from 1999 carryover and federal local revenues, a contention disputed by KDOT and department secretary Dean Carlson.
Washington FDA proposes labeling foods with trans fat marking its presence on nutrition panels after 90 day comment period. Health experts warn trans fats may be worse for heart than saturated fats, raising bad cholesterol and lowering good cholesterol.
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