11 Sep 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1995
Page
1
The page teases Spielberg as the top paid entertainer amid a fragmented note about The Beatles and a forthcoming SEE STORY PAGE 2A. The fragment hints at a larger feature on earnings and industry impact, without providing full details.
A stark proclamation decries treachery and cowardice as unacceptable within the community, declaring that traitors spies agents and weaklings have no place among residents starting now. The wording underscores vigilance and moral resolve amid tense times.
The 16th annual Fall Arts and Crafts Festival in downtown Lawrence drew 8 000 to 10 000 or more attendees as sun splashed stalls. About 160 vendors offered wood carvings paintings bird houses dried flower arrangements and stained glass while food vendors rose from 13 to 21. Five bands performed and families enjoyed a Dragon Moon Walk children's train ride and a wading pool.
A U S Navy guided missile cruiser Normandy fired thirteen Tomahawk missiles at Bosnian Serb anti aircraft sites in Banja Luka as NATO presses the air campaign in Bosnia. NATO officials say the strike targets a key defense network and could enable more bombing runs. Capt Mark Van Dyke quoted on the mission and its aims.
Lawrence Mayor Bob Moody pushes bicycle friendly goals as city commissioners prepare to discuss designating Lawrence as a Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists. Moody cites bike path expansion and driver education as steps to improve safe coexistence of bikes and cars. Meeting set for 6 35 p m Tuesday at city hall.
City Manager Mike Wildgen notes spending at least 1 per capita yearly on bicycle projects, with bike safety education and mandatory bike parking in new developments. He says the city meets many criteria but asks if more money should be spent on bicycle projects and directs readers to answer the J-W Access question on page 2A.
Hundreds of American Indians plan a vigil on the Capitol steps on National Sovereignty Day to protest possible BIA staff cuts. Ada Deer says layoffs come from Congress budget constraints as Senate totals 1.47 billion for 1996, with tribal schools exempt. Lawmakers worry about impact on Indian children and programs as notices to 2,600 to 4,000 workers could begin by Sept. 25 if budgets are settled.
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