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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1996

Page

2

Trucker claims bomb shuts I-70 near Denver for hours

Arkansas trucker Kyle A. Mix, 29, pulled off I-70 about 65 miles east of Denver and yelled he had a bomb in his 18-wheeler. State Patrol and bomb experts closed the highway about 11 a.m. and detoured traffic until 2:30 p.m. before determining no bomb existed. Mix was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs.

Denver State Patrol Gary Watada Kyle A. Mix Arkansas Watada

California deputies face penalties over execution prank

Five Sacramento County sheriff's deputies face disciplinary actions after mock executions in June using an inmate restraint chair. Internal affairs say the prank misled inmates about an electrocution and could lead to reprimands or suspensions. The incident involved unidentified inmates who were told they would be electrocuted.

Internal Affairs Sacramento County Roger Dickinson Sacramento Bee Jokin Bill Roberts

Morris Wife Accepts Apology in Clinton Scandal

Eileen McGann says she has accepted Dick Morris apology and will help him through the crisis. She describes the affair as a painful time in a long relationship and notes Morris refused to discuss details. The couple spoke after Morris resigned amid revelations involving Sherry Rowlands. Time magazine interviews appear in the Sept. 9 issue.

Washington Eileen McGann Dick Morris Clinton Time Magazine Morris Time al Gore McGann

Clinton Campaign Bus Tour Builds Bridge to the 21st Century

President Clinton continued a southern bus tour despite an Iraq crisis, urging voters to join a "bridge to the 21st century" as he campaigned from Kentucky into Tennessee. He defended anti-drug and anti-smoking pushes, faced hostile signs in Kentucky, and touted high alert moves and a new TV ad countering GOP drug-use criticisms.

Dyerspurg Tenn Iraq Clinton Memphis Chicago Mayfield Mayfields America Fulton Tennessee Ann Lewis Troy U.S Kentucky Food and Drug Administration FDA Crossroads Wendell Ford D-Ky Hillary Rodham Clinton Chelsea Clinton al Gore Tipper Gore University of Kentucky Dole Clinton-Gore Dick Morris Congress White House

Dole presses drug plan as Kemp tours for votes

Bob Dole accused Clinton of sending a no big deal message on drugs as he outlined a plan to mobilize the military and National Guard against illegal drugs. Jack Kemp led a seven day, 12 state swing to reach minority voters while promoting a GOP economic package with $548 billion in tax cuts. Kemp defended downsizing government in Phoenix arguing for private sector growth to meet needs without heavy government reliance.

Phoenix Clinton Bob Dole National Guard Dole Washington, D.C National Guard Assn Jack Kemp Kemp California Joanne Lake Tahoe Calif San Francisco 49Ers

Wages eroding despite economic growth, report says

The Economic Policy Institute warns that wage stagnation worsened through the 1990s even as the economy recovered from the 1990-91 recession. Median family income and average hourly earnings lag behind 1989 levels after inflation, citing slow wage growth, fewer high wage manufacturing jobs, weaker union membership, and globalization pressures.

Washington Economic Policy Institute America Institute Lawrence Misehl Jared Bernstein John Schmitt Congress The

Fox fresh start on Spin City after film flops

Michael J. Fox, 35, returns to TV with Spin City after poorly received films Life With Mikey Greedy and The Frighteners. In New York magazine he calls his career a lottery win and says he is comfortable with a future on the small screen. Karen Carpenter solo album due Oct 8 by A&M marks posthumous revival following 1994 tribute wave.

New York Michael J. Fox Fox Mikey New York Magazine Midas Karen Carpenter A&m Records Karen Richard Carpenter Sheryl Crow the Cranberries A Carpenter Diana Baron A&m Paul Simon Chicago Peter Cetera

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