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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1993
Page
3
KU officials explore a cross discipline undergraduate program addressing mega issues in world health environment population and peace. committees consider non classroom factors mentorship small classes writing emphasis and targeted residence hall configurations to boost student success and support services.
Kansas Department of Transportation reports 126 accidents in July 1992, rising to 170 in August 169 in September and 173 in October within city limits. Total 1992 accidents reached 1,742 with August September October making up 30 percent. Reeves and Welsh urge extra travel time and defensive driving. Five busiest intersections listed as 23rd and Iowa 15th and Iowa Sixth and Maine Sixth and Rockledge and 23rd and Massachusetts.
White House moves to reassure seniors that Medicare and Medicaid are not being unfairly targeted to fund Clinton's health reform. Officials say savings will come from restraining growth in all health spending, with potential shifts totaling $180 to $240 billion over five years. Medicare covers 31 million elderly and 4 million disabled. Medicaid about 31 million poor people. Clinton met with senior health advisers as plans narrow. A Post report said no mandatory price controls, but government monitoring to curb profiteering and a cigarette tax hike of 50 to 75 cents per pack may fund reforms. Clinton may address Congress in three weeks.
A 51 year old Lawrence man was arrested on aggravated battery and battery counts after allegedly striking a 41 year old man with a fist and a 35 year old man with a 2 by 4 around 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in the 1200 block of East Highth. Police said all three were intoxicated and the motive unclear. The 35 year old and the 41 year old were treated. the 41 year old left the hospital against medical advice. The suspect is held without bond in Douglas County Jail.
United States and Russia signed agreements to promote joint space exploration and energy ventures. Vice President Al Gore and Prime Minister Victor Chernomyrdin announced cooperation on space and high technology, granting Russia access to the international commercial space launch market and outlining a plan for human space flight. The leaders also issued statements on environmental monitoring and aeronautics and pledged Russia to missile export controls compliance.
Navy Seaman Recruit Charles C. Lawton, a 1992 Lawrence High School graduate, marks the midway point of a six month deployment aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Josephus Daniels homeported in Norfolk as part of the USS Theodore Roosevelt Battle Group. He is the son of Donald and Marla Jackson of Lawrence.
State Rep Barbara Ballard will lead a KU discussion on respect and its links to self esteem confidence and assertiveness from 7 to 9 p m next Thursday in the Pine Room Kansas Union Lawrence Ballard serves as associate dean of student life at KU and is the facilitator.
In stiff demarches, Secretary of State Christopher urged Serbia and Croatia to yield to Bosnian Muslim demands for more land. Washington backs a Sarajevo corridor to the sea, an enlarged northeast Bihac area, and a corridor linking that region to a central Muslim enclave, with negotiators told to show flexibility or face world scrutiny.
U S District Judge Dale Saffels fixed 9 a m October 1 for Dunn's appeal to block extradition to Arkansas on a capital murder charge. Dunn, 26, has been jailed in Shawnee County after acquittals in a Kansas murder spree case and seeks relief under battered woman syndrome. Remeta, her former boyfriend linked to the spree, is on Florida death row.
The Salvation Army eliminates 450 donation boxes in Illinois to Wisconsin amid abuse and costly disposal of items. Lt. Col. Marcus Stilwell cites tires and Freon appliances as drivers of added costs. Local Lawrence store updates signage and retains limited business hour donations while pickups continue.
Death notices announce services for Ralph Edward Sonny Tibbits 63 of Topeka at Parker-Price Mortuary with burial at West Lawn Memorial Gardens. Also listed are Joel Richard Simpson 41 of Topeka with services at Parker Price Mortuary and graveside honors in Rossville, detailing survivors and memorial guidance.
Stephanie Strange and baby girl in Lawrence are discharged. Births include Michael and Julie Stone in Lawrence a boy born Wednesday. Allen Tomberlin and wife of Ottawa a girl born Wednesday. Michael Shambaugh and wife of Lawrence a boy born Wednesday. Sharon and Ronald Cluff of Lawrence announce a girl born Wednesday.
In Kansas, Pick 3 numbers are announced nightly except Sundays while all other Kansas Lottery draws are posted on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
The Kansas University Cancer Center will provide free prostate cancer screenings at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson from September 10 to 19. The event is co hosted by U S Sen Bob Dole a survivor of prostate cancer and the American Cancer Society recommends annual screenings for all men over age 50.
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