23 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1994
Page
1
Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister accuses OJ Simpson of murder for the first time, saying Ms. Simpson feared he would kill again. The revelation appears in coverage from PAGE 3A.
A TWA jet collided on runway A with a twin engine plane that strayed onto the runway. The impact sheared the roof off the smaller craft, killing both people aboard. See story.
The report notes George H. W. Bush retreating into isolation, saying let someone else do it, as described on page 6A.
Tuesday brief snowfall did not deter Sean McChesney from relocating Co to mow grass in the 300 block of East Ninth.
President Clinton condemned Senator Jesse Helms for saying he might need a bodyguard if he visited North Carolina. White House officials, including Leon Panetta, urged Republicans to reconsider Helms’s fitness to chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Helms called his remark a mistake and stated he meant to emphasize concern over defense capability. The Secret Service said it would review the statement.
NATO warplanes bombed Serb missile sites in two raids in northwest Bosnia and a Serb-held area of Croatia as the alliance for the first time targets multiple objectives in one day. The strikes involved 20 aircraft from the United States Britain France and the Netherlands.
Beverly Toshavik and her husband travel from Lawrence to Topeka three days a week for Beverly's four hour dialysis session. Despite diabetes and kidney failure, they plan a Thanksgiving meal at home for relatives and friends with help from the Salvation Army and a modest income.
Douglas County Commissioner Jim Chappell says a supplemental environmental impact statement may drop the 31st Street route in favor of a 35th Street alignment, risking Baker University wetlands as Haskell Indian Nations University objects. Next year's study will reexamine the five mile southeastern section from U S 59 to Kansas 10. Haskell President Bob Martin warns no 31st Street option fits its campus needs.
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