29 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1994
Page
1
Projections on the 1994 Lawrence school bond suggest retiring the debt in 15 years would lower interest totals, but raise annual mill levies beyond promised 7 mills. A bond consultant estimates 15 year payoff saves about 3 million in interest. accelerated 15 year plan may push yearly levy past promised cap.
A reader asks whether the district should raise tax bills to accelerate repayment for new schools, with the J-W Access question directed to page 2B. The note prompts readers to consult the indicated pages for the official stance and any herdable nuances in the district plan.
Former Vice President Dan Quayle remained in stable condition as doctors treated a life threatening blood clot in one lung. The report notes the condition could affect his anticipated White House bid. Also reported, antiwar activist Jerry Rubin died at 56, ending a controversial era link to 1960s protests.
The page 7D feature reports a grandmother, Catherine Straughter, speaking about her grandson Curtis Straughter, one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims, reflecting on the tragedy and its impact on families.
The Supreme Court held a 90 minute argument on state term limits for members of Congress. Justices questioned historical precedents and lawmakers' powers, with signals split and no clear stance. A decision in the Arkansas case was anticipated by late June after the closed conference Friday.
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan said no statute requires revealing finalist names for KU chancellor. Regents pledged to disclose finalists for public trust, while critics warn it may deter candidates. The EU committee has named five finalists to replace Gene Budig, with interviews ongoing and final selection expected in December.
In Washington supporters push for quick approval of the GATT accord with a hoped for 100 vote House margin. Vice President Gore urges continued pressure as two Senate allies oppose over sovereignty concerns and debate about the World Trade Organization.
Wizzy Nodwig guides readers to a new weekly Magic Eye puzzle using the Salinsky Dot image rendering system. Stare into color fields and an image materializes with surprising clarity, developing like an instant photo and sweeping nationwide interest.
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