19 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1994
Page
1
Easw Gordon turns back from the Atlantic hurricane track, dubbed the most bizarre storm in 22 years, battering North Carolina before weakening to a tropical storm and then doubling toward Florida, prompting warnings and relief efforts.
The fragmentary notice references a Welsh boron tale on a page early in the issue, hinting at a feature story and a possible pictorial or column item. Readers are directed to the page for fuller context and details in the published edition.
A fragment references Susan Smith described as similar to a child and needing protection before legal peril, noting David Bruck and Susan Smith accused of killing her two young sons. The note appears on page 3A with limited readable context.
A large crowd at Holcom Park Recreation Center celebrated the Special Olympics Indoor East Sports Tournament in Lawrence. More than 1,100 competitors from eastern Kansas competed in volleyball and bowling, trading conquests and defeats as medals were awarded at a Friday night ceremony and dance.
Sen. Jesse Helms assails President Clinton as not up to the job and criticizes Haiti policy and Middle East stance. He praises Secretary of State Christopher while urging restraint and questions troop deployment and peace talks with Syria and Israel. The White House declined comment on the remarks.
Senator Jesse Helms criticizes the Mideast peace process and Syria on Evans and Novak calling it a fraud and saying Syria wants the Golan Heights and taxpayer money. He questions the Haiti mission, calling it a disgrace and noting U S troops collecting garbage.
FBI Director Louis J. Freeh criticizes the administration that appointed him and explains lobbying Congress for more FBI funds this year. He cites ammo shortages for practice, inadequate body armor, and opposing Clinton budget cuts that could have affected new agent hires. He describes the fiscal 1995 budget as intolerable and notes talks beyond administration requests.
Overland Park twins Holly and Hope Malone sharply divide allegiances for the KU and MU football rivalry. Holly, a KU English major, faces taunts from Mizzou fans while Hope, an MU junior and former cheerleader, teases her sister. They grew up seeking separate identities yet remain close as game day approaches in Columbia.
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