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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1996

Page

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Copycat windshields: four more shattered on L A freeways

Los Angeles area reports four additional shattered car windows on freeways Friday and Saturday. Police say attacks have dropped sharply since two men were arrested on Thursday for blocking vehicles with projectiles and firearms violations. Since September 11, there have been 247 incidents, unnerving commuters across Southern California.

Los Angeles California Highway Patrol Rob Lund Jose Soto Hugo Hernandez California

Marijuana advocate says arrest part of political attack

Dennis Peron founder of Cannabis Buyers Club says his Friday arrest for alleged marijuana sales is a bid to discredit California medical cannabis Prop 215. He was released. prosecutors deny timing ties to the measure. State agents shut the club two months ago seizing over 100 pounds.

Dennis Peron Cannabis Buyers Club Dan Lungren

Militia arrests shock West Virginia town over FBI facility plot

In Clarksburg seven men tied to an anti government militia were arrested on charges of attempting to collect and transport explosives to blow up the FBI fingerprinting facility and two other federal buildings. Floyd Looker and James Rogers were named among those charged. Local residents questioned the FBI project but noted it brought jobs while some feared liberty losses.

Clarksburg W.va FBI Kay Bohanna Rick Quinn West Virginia Mountaineer Floyd Raymond Looker James R. Rogers Middle East Rogers Criminal Justice Information Services Division Federal

Latinos march for political clout in Washington rally

Thousands of Latinos from across the nation gathered near the White House on a spirited march demanding respect and increased political influence. Leaders and participants from Los Angeles, New York, and local areas urged action as they highlighted immigrant concerns and announced seven goals including higher wages, universal education, and legal amnesty for undocumented workers.

Washington White House America Los Angeles New York U.S. Park U.S The March

Million Man March anniversary seen as diminished event

One year after the Washington gathering expectations faded as New York prepares a World Day of Atonement with a crowd cap of 50 000. Benjamin Chavis and Louis Farrakhan coordinate the event with Winnie Mandela Dick Gregory and Stephanie Mills among speakers. Critics say the effort lacks broad political unity and inclusiveness.

Washington Grassy New York New York City Benjamin Chavis NAACP Chavis Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam Winnie Mandela Dick Gregory Stephanie Mills Farrakhan

Farm Aid concert raises funds in Columbia SC

Willie Nelson John Mellencamp and Neil Young headlined a 12 hour Farm Aid show at Williams Brice Stadium drawing about 40 000 fans. Farmers pressed government action while critics wore Stop Factory Farms shirts and called for stricter tobacco and farming regulations. U S Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman noted exports over 60 billion dollars and a record 151 billion dollars in net income, with rising farm assets.

CoLumbia S.C Willie Nelson John Mellencamp Neil Young Farm Aid Young Nelson Mellencamp Williams- Brice Stadium Hootie and the Blowfish Martina McBride Beach Boys U.S. Agriculture Dan Glickman Harry Bell South Carolina Clinton North Carolina Don Webb Glickman

Cher Goes Public Accepting Daughter As Lesbian

Cher spoke at a National Coming Out Day rally to discuss her daughter Chastity Bono's homosexuality. She admitted an initial struggle and described the moment as a test of acceptance. Other speakers included Candace Gingrich and Judith Light.

Cher Washington Candace Gingrich Newt Gingrich Judith Light Who S the Boss

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