25 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1993
Page
1
President Clinton granted his first presidential pardon Wednesday to a 50 pound gobbler, sparing the turkey from Thanksgiving fate. The White House readied for the holiday season as travel ramped up and airline labor tensions eased. Weather and travel conditions affected motorists in the Midwest with winter conditions noted.
A Gaza confrontation Wednesday killed the lead Hamas commander, the group’s top militant in the occupied territories opposing the Israel PLO peace pact. The report notes public sentiment ahead of a new school year and clothing vouchers for needy children.
The Salvation Army hosted a noontime Thanksgiving dinner drawing about 120 guests in Lawrence. Volunteers prepared 300 pounds of turkey, 50 pounds mashed potatoes, 20 gallons gravy, 30 pounds stuffing, rolls, corn, peas and jello. Diners praised the food and the companionship, with thanks for not eating alone.
Congress approved the Brady handgun control bill after a long stalemate and sent it to President Clinton. The measure imposes a five day waiting period and background checks, with a plan for a future instant check system and potential four to five year adjustments. Senate leaders touted crime-fighting gains while noting it won’t end violence.
A survey shows 96 percent of U S physicians offer professional courtesy by giving free or discounted care to fellow doctors and families. Critics say it shields physicians from patient prices, while supporters cite ethical gray areas and long term reform considerations. The study authors from Worcester and Pittsburgh mailed 4800 surveys with 2224 responses.
Jerry Owens, 52, now sleeps by 10 pm after a full day of work at a local woodworking firm through the Douglas County Community Corrections program. The initiative helps offenders with class 1D and E felonies gain productive roles, reducing welfare reliance and crime, as officials praise its community impact.
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