06 Sep 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1995
Page
1
Felix Unieste, 34, admitted guilt Tuesday to one count each of communications fraud and related offenses after posing as a woman named Leasa to marry Bruce Jensen, 39, in 1991. Prosecutors say Unieste defrauded Jensen of over $40,000. sentencing set for Oct 24.
Worried about Hurricane Luis, NASA prepared Endeavour for possible retreat from the launch pad. A countdown clock set to Thursday will determine if the shuttle moves to the hangar for protection against Luis winds, potentially delaying the launch by up to a week.
U S District Judge Henry Woods dismissed a federal fraud indictment against Gov. Jim Guy Tucker ruling the Whitewater prosecutor exceeded his authority. The ruling also struck down related indictments against Tucker associates while leaving other Whitewater charges intact for separate proceedings. Starr appealed noting the decision should not derail the remaining case.
Jurors in the O J Simpson trial heard Detective Mark Fuhrman use a racial slur and testimonies that he favored killing blacks. Witnesses described Fuhrman calling black people deplorable and racist remarks, shaking the panel as prosecutors argued the tapes showed a pattern of bias.
Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a keynote at the Fourth U N World Conference on Women condemning coercive population policies and stressing that human rights are women’s rights. She cited female infanticide and violations tied to China’s one child policy while urging dignity for participants in both official and NGO gatherings.
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole urged a tough fall agenda focused on welfare and budget cuts, pledging revolutionary change not compromise. He attacked Clinton's economy, promoted lower taxes on capital gains, a three fifths vote to raise taxes, and a flatter tax system aiming to shrink the IRS.
The Journal-World lists daily online programs with major figures such as Mel Proctor, John Lowenstein, Christine McVie, and Peter Tork across AOL and Compuserve. Topics range from baseball records and economic forecasts to music careers and presidential primaries.
Poll results ponder whether rural water districts face bias in proposed rural development plans while asks if all U.S. citizens should be tested for English literacy, reflecting nationwide debate on language policy and public services.
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