30 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1995
Page
1
Refugees bound for the United States surge again amid political and economic turmoil in Haiti. The situation fuels a new wave of migrants seeking safety, with affected communities and authorities watching closely as pages report further developments.
Fifth grade students at Sunset Hill School attend an interactive math session in Snow Hall with volunteers from the University of Kansas and KU faculty. The event showcases engaging math activities and hands on learning.
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 64 and a low around 32. See weather page 8E for details.
Marti Hutcheson speaks after a woman and her grandfather are linked to the murder plot against her stepson. The case concerns a long alleged incestuous affair spanning two decades and is covered on page 4A.
President Clinton opened a five day trip to Britain Ireland Germany and Spain urging leaders to back peace efforts in Bosnia and Northern Ireland. He becomes the first sitting president to visit Belfast underscoring support for a U S led security role in Bosnia while British Prime Minister Major stresses Europe needs continued American involvement.
KU faces a looming parking crunch with 400 general admission spaces removed to make way for the new women's soccer field west of Oliver Residence Hall. As KU hosts UCLA in the opener, no concrete plan exists to replace lost spots, and parking officials seek ideas while warnings about illegal grass-field parking rise.
U S Transportation Secretary Federico Pena urged Kansas Governor Bill Graves to prioritize safety amid moves to raise speed limits. President Clinton signed a bill repealing federal speed caps, giving the state 10 days to delay, with 60 days for the Legislature to act on 75 mph for four-lane and 65 mph for two-lane highways or revert to pre-1974 limits. Pena cited that excessive speed drives one third of fatal crashes and kills about 1,000 Americans monthly.
Lawrence based national Internet provider DATABANK faces customer complaints after outages and unanswered inquiries. Sosland Publishing Co. owner Buck Sommerkamp reports a $13,000 prepay loss and business harm as Southwestern Bell disconnects service for nonpayment concerns. Internet Direct pitches to former DATABANK customers while Chamber says few issues but many inquiries about possible closure.
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that federal judges may more fully review state court custody determinations in Miranda cases. The decision centers on whether a suspect felt free to end police questioning, a mixed question of law and fact. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the opinion, with Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justice Thomas dissenting.
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