17 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1995
Page
1
The U.N. war crimes prosecutor announced genocide indictments against Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and his military chief Gen Ratko Mladic. The formal charges name the two officials and outline the cases to be pursued in international tribunal proceedings.
A forecast calls for morning drizzle then clearing skies by afternoon with a high near 54 and a low around 45. The item appears on page 6E. A separate quote remarks that Timothy McVeigh is as sane as a lawyer or reporter, attributed to lawyer Stephen Jones about the Oklahoma City bombing suspect.
Kansas Board of Regents urged Gov. Graves to restore 34.6 million in cuts from the state universities budget. KU and KU Medical Center would lose 6.9 million each. Kansas State 5.8 million. Regents seek 2.5 percent pay hike and restoration of 24.8 million in base budget while protecting student aid programs.
Douglas County jail advisory group tells county commissioners to consider sites other than the south of the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center. They acknowledge the proposed jail may be too large for the site when parking needs are included. Sheriff Loren Anderson says a remote location could work. a courthouse courtroom is planned.
Washington attorney general Janet Reno, age 57, disclosed a Parkinson's disease diagnosis after tremors began in the spring. She plans to continue serving, taking medication to manage symptoms, and expects to finish her term unless reappointed by President Clinton.
Washington AP report says Republicans pass legislation to end the three day partial shutdown only if Clinton accepts a seven year balanced budget. Clinton calls for no conditions and recalls furloughed workers to process Social Security claims. Senate vote 60-37 with seven Democrats aiding. House approved earlier amid surprising Democratic support. Dole accuses Clinton of dodging a balanced budget.
President Clinton offered a public apology to Newt Gingrich while White House aides mocked his complaints as bizarre amid a party line vote to fund the government. The dispute centered on a veto over a spending bill linked to the Rabin funeral trip on Air Force One and the partial shutdown that followed.
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