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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1998
Page
3
No Powerball jackpot winner as all six numbers were not matched in Des Moines on Wednesday night. An estimated $18 million prize await Saturday after no tickets matched five numbers plus the Powerball. Only players matching the first five numbers without the Powerball would win $100,000, and none did.
A fragment notes Komesy Ide Punetiers appearing on page 2A. The brief item references a orientation or listing in the second page of the issue, but details are scant. Further context from adjacent columns would clarify individuals or groups involved.
U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson signaled rejection of Microsoft Corp. efforts to confine the government's antitrust case and limit new allegations. He told Microsoft attorney John Warden he does not share the defense view the case is narrow, though a ruling is set for September 17.
Three state police troopers were shot Thursday morning when they went to Edward Premo's mobile home in Willington after a neighbor reported vandalism. Police returned fire seriously injuring Premo. troopers wore vests and were unharmed. The suspect is in custody as bomb squad prepares to search the trailer.
The Senate resolved a staffing dispute at the Federal Election Commission clearing the way for a 91 to 5 passage of a 1999 spending bill funding the Treasury and related agencies. A McConnell amendment to set four year terms for the staff director and general counsel and require four of six commissioners’ approval was dropped from the bill.
Democratic Senator Joseph Lieberman told the Senate that President Clinton's conduct with Monica Lewinsky was immoral and harmful. He called for a public rebuke, saying the extramarital workplace relationship undermines moral authority and jeopardizes Clinton's record.
The CDC reports no decline from 1982 to 1996 in maternal deaths at seven to eight per 100000 live births. It notes half are preventable and underreporting may mean actual rates are higher. Black women show significantly higher death rates than white women.
Jefferson West Virginia ponders converting a former strip club into town offices with a budget of 89 thousand dollars for the year. The plan drew opposition from residents and an ex dancer, while federal prosecutors note the building’s history as a house of prostitution. The Sports Page site will be stripped of most features but may retain some recreation space.
A San Jose woman asked a pay phone to remove a mattress blocking a highway. The rookie dispatcher refused to transfer, saying it was CHP's job. Less than 30 minutes later a station wagon collided with the mattress, killing 75-year-old Louis Saveikis of Pittsburgh. Police say dispatcher mishandling did not cause the crash, and an investigation is ongoing.
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