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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1998

Page

3

Gingrich Speech Fee Sets at Fifty Thousand Dollars

Washington reports Newt Gingrich the soon to be former House speaker commands 50 000 per appearance on the lecture circuit. The Washington Speakers Bureau touts him as a leading figure in American public life and notes the fee covers travel plus three first class tickets. An executive from a trade association cites an additional one hour meeting with the CEO or board members in Atlanta or on site.

Newt Gingrich House Washington Gingrich R-Ga Atlanta Speakers’ Bureau

Police Officers Plead Innocent in Louima Case

Four police officers named Justin Volpe Thomas Bruder Charles Schwarz and Thomas Wiese pled not guilty to charges in a new indictment over the 1997 Abner Louima beating. Bruders and Wiese seek separate trials while prosecutors pursue civil rights violations and obstruction of justice in U.S. District Court.

Abner Louima Justin Volpe Thomas Bruder Charles Schwarz Thomas Wiese Bruder Wiese Volpe Stuart London U.S. District Court Louima Earier Bruder, Schwarz and Wiese

Posters pullled from Boston transit after Psycho remake ads

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority removes Psycho remake posters from subway stations and buses following more than a dozen complaints. A rider says the image was creepy and troubling while a transit worker notes the disturbing silhouette behind a shower door with blood at the bottom. A separate incident details a truck stop assault where a robber set fire to Matthew Christopher Cummings after a struggle over a wallet and keys. Cummings remains in serious condition with burns over half his body.

Bates Motel Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Steve Adams Matthew Christopher Cummings Aurora Colo Interstate 40 Amarillo Cummings

College backs Broadway play to raise profile in Lynchburg

Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia invested 100000 dollars for a 90 percent stake in All Under Heaven a one woman show about Pearl Buck. Valerie Harper stars the production which opened in New York after selling out 14 Lynchburg performances and earning praise from The New York Times.

Randolph Macon Woman's College Lynchburg New York Pearl 5. Buck Valerie Harper New York Times Randolph-Macon the Voice Bowman Harper June Baumoel Baumoel Carlton Rhoda Lorenzo Music Los Angeles Thoresen Theater Virginia Worden Summit, N.J Cacciotti

Nuclear waste pump halted after workers fall ill at Hanford

At Hanford nuclear reservation, pump dumping radioactive sludge from an underground 500000 gallon tank was stopped after nine workers reported illness and throat irritation from a gas that escaped on Wednesday. The gas was not radioactive, officials said, while the tank’s heat requires constant water cooling to prevent boiling and possible release of waste.

U.S. Department of Energy Hanford Department Erik Olds Olds

Gulf War illness debate seen delaying veteran care

Former Sen Warren Rudman heads a seven member panel on Gulf War illness and calls for a halt to extended debate as it prepares strong recommendations next summer. Veterans testifying described ongoing sickness and medical bill debts while Pentagon officials defend inquiries into possible chemical and biological exposure.

Washington Warren Rudman New Hampshire Special Oversight Board Department of Defense Air Force Robert Bergen Altus Oklo Stantly Bergen Dee Morris Pentagon Bernard Rostker U.S

Pregnant Smoking Drops 26 Percent in 1990s Study Finds

The CDC reports that 13.6 percent of pregnant women smoked in 1996, down from 18.4 percent in 1990, with big declines among women in their 20s and 30s. Teen mothers 15 to 19 showed the highest rates, 17.2 percent in 1996, up from 16.7 percent in 1994.

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