27 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1994
Page
1
Jack Kevorkian aided another death by his own action in Michigan. He helped a 72 year old woman die with a toxin after years of advocacy. The report notes this as the 21st death supported by his assisted dying program since 1990. Republican lawmakers plan to overturn the agreement by denying funds.
Clergymen featured in a year’s sequence of ordinations and cardinal appointments are highlighted on Page 6A. The article admires their resolve, faith, and impact within their communities.
A fragment from page nine A notes themes of belief and commitment amid uncertainty. The brief hints at personal vows and enduring faith, leaving readers with a sense of hope despite unsettled circumstances.
A Scranton shopping scene shows children seeking high tech gifts like CD players and action figures. Jami Quiett, 10, wants a CD player and Sega Genesis games while peers crave Power Rangers and Biker Mice from Mars figures. Teens favor remote control cars and Barbie remains popular, with girls eyeing Swim and Dive Barbie amid varied lists.
Rebels seized a Muslim village in northwest Bosnia and pressed on Bihac while the United Nations sought a cease fire. Officials warned of panic and potential slaughter if Bihac falls. The U N Security Council demanded an immediate cease fire and Serb withdrawal from the enclave amid international criticism. Three U.S. warships moved toward the Adriatic to aid NATO pilots.
The Lawrence school board meets Monday to study three bond project items including renovations at 14 schools, project management, and architect selection. A June study session precedes the regular meeting at 5 p.m. in the district service center, with target dates for renovations and the 25.8 million second high school due by fall 1997.
A Washington AP report notes higher borrowing costs from rate increases burden the middle class. Linda Forlygen refinanced her Frederick Maryland mortgage at 8.25 percent easing monthly payments, while analysts say higher rates hit cars, mortgages, and credit cards, with retirees and the wealthy less affected.
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