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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1998

Page

2

Milwaukee Father Convicted in Prostitution Case Involving Son

A Milwaukee jury found a 48 year old father guilty of hiring a prostitute for his 13 year old son to begin sexual activity. The man faced up to 10 years for failing to prevent a child sex assault. The boy testified that the father arranged the encounter and provided a condom. The father denied the charges, claiming his son lied to spite him over sneakers.

Michael Jordan

Clinton signs law expanding survivor scholarship and gun penalties

President Clinton signed legislation expanding a survivor scholarship program to include families of all public safety officers and bolstering penalties for federal crimes with firearms. The bill adds seven years for brandishing a firearm, 10 more if a shot is fired, and raises mandatory penalties for subsequent gun offenses from 20 to 25 years. A gun ownership survey by the Center to Prevent Gun Violence shows high home firearm presence and storage practices among households with children, released at a gun-control conference.

Clinton White House The Center To Bill Powers National Rifle Assn

Equality Begins at Home campaign urged after Shepard slaying

The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force urged activists to build grass-roots support for hate crimes laws so homosexuals need not leave home for safety. The campaign will meet townspeople hold rallies prayer breakfasts and display AIDS guilt to show gay people deserve safe communities. Executive director Kerry Lobel emphasized preventing relocation to more accepting areas.

Matthew Shepard National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Kerry Lobel

Eye group attacks marijuana use for glaucoma

A study in the Archives of Ophthalmology reports glaucoma patients would need about 4,000 marijuana cigarettes yearly to gain any medical benefit. Keith Green of the Medical College of Georgia challenges marijuana's value for glaucoma while noting cannabinoids may momentarily ease eye pressure in some patients.

Aucusta American Medical Assn. Journal Archives of Ophthalmology Keith Green Medical College of Georgia Alaska Arizona Oregon Nevada Washington Green Allen St. Pierre The National Organization To Reform Marijuana Laws Foundation

Colleagues defend cancer researcher Folkman amid replication doubts

Boston researchers and colleagues rally around Dr. Judah Folkman of Children’s Hospital as debates grow over endostatin and angiostatin effectiveness. Some experts question reproducibility while others report positive brain tumor and kidney tumor results in mice, suggesting further study.

Boston Judah Folkman Children’s Hospital Folkman New York Times Wall Street Journal National Cancer Institute Harvard Bjorn Olsen Olsen Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Vikas Sukharme

Million Can March builds Capitol from canned goods in Washington

In a Washington lobby display, 2000 cans form a Capital build model including the Capitol dome and stairs, with tomato paste, prune juice and vegetables as marching figures. RTKL architect Rob Strayhorn chairs the effort, one of ten can based exhibits by local architects, to aid the Capital Area Food Bank.

Washington National Postal Museum Union Station Capitol Building Capitol Rob Christopher Strayhorn Capital Area Food Bank Tournament of Roses

Everglades District votes to buy out 1600 landowners

The South Florida Water Management District unanimously approves a multibillion-dollar plan to acquire land near Everglades National Park, clearing the way for flood control aims. About 350 homes and farms lie in the affected 8.5 square mile area, with roughly 640 residents in the county, while owners protest loudly and vow to resist.

West Palm Beach Fla Water District Everglades National Park South Maria Gonzalez

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