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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1994
Page
2
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard University president Nell Rudenstine is on medical leave for severe fatigue and exhaustion. Provost Albert Carnesale will act as president while he rests at home and undergoes tests.
Authorities closed the Arlington Memorial Bridge linking Washington, D.C., and Virginia about 6 a.m. after a bomb threat. Thousands of area commuters were forced to take alternate routes to work as the bridge, famous for carrying President Kennedy’s body to Arlington National Cemetery, was shut down.
Seven 911 operators who handled the night Eddie Polec, a 16 year old beaten on church steps, will face discipline after transcripts show delays and impatience in taking calls. Rendell announced the mishandling of about 20 calls as police took roughly five minutes to respond. Polec died the next day from a fractured skull. five youths have been charged with murder.
Atlas rocket finally lifted at shortly after 01:21 a.m. delivering video and data services to North America and Europe. The first attempt on Nov 22 aborted four seconds before liftoff due to faulty ground equipment.
Former Vice President Dan Quayle, 47, is in stable condition at University Hospital with a life threatening blood clot in a lung. He was admitted after shortness of breath and remains under care for about a week. His health could affect his 1996 presidential plans as he weighs a run.
Jerry Rubin, the Yippie and Chicago Seven defendant who helped define 1960s protests, died at age 56 after being struck by a car while jaywalking near his Brentwood home. He had been hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center since November 14.
George K. Baum consultants project a 15 year levy of 6.63 mills averaging $61 for an $80,000 home and peak at 7.97 mills. Officials say total debt tax would not exceed 7 mills, old bonds offset new costs, and retirement could occur by 2009 rather than 2014. The board may reconvene in December or January.
In Rochester a jury convicted Rev. Patrick Moloney and Samuel Millar of conspiring to possess stolen Brinks money from a 1993 depot robbery. Acquittals were issued for Thomas O Connor and Charles McCormick. FBI found 2 million in a closet. over 5 million remains unaccounted for amid probes into IRA links.
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