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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1994
Page
2
In a Tuesday letter, HHS Secretary Donna Shalala rebuked Merck Co for withholding vaccines from the Vaccines for Children program. The dispute will not delay Saturday's start as the government already holds about three months of Merck vaccines.
A Maryland appeals court heard David North ask to overturn a circuit ruling that barred overnight visits with his three daughters aged 9 6 and 3 after he disclosed he has AIDS and is living with a man. His lawyers argue normal visits are best for the children. The mother had been granted a court order restricting contact and barring discussion of his sexual orientation.
A four foot red marble bench inscribed from Virginia Woolf's Orlando appeared overnight in Fresh Pond Reservation near a pine glen. At about two feet high and two feet wide, the stone weighs roughly a ton, with a narrow path leading to the site showing no wheel tracks. Police seek clues on how it arrived.
A Bernespa Missouri advisory panel urged NIH funding for early fertilized egg research, saying it serves the public interest. The report signals a first step toward removing a 15 year ban while stressing that embryos possess moral significance and should be tightly restricted.
Haitian lawmakers reopen after months to discuss amnesty for army officers who toppled President Aristide. Eleven exiled deputies return from Miami and Canada to attend the session amid U.S. security presence and opposition to foreign troops inside the legislature.
The Estonia ferry sank after sailing from Tallinn to Stockholm with 126 survivors reported. By late afternoon 42 bodies were recovered and 796 were missing or presumed dead as rescuers faced 20 foot waves. Swedish inspectors had warned of seaworthiness problems before departure.
President Boris Yeltsin declared Russia would never fight the United States as he joined President Clinton in Washington to map steps on securing nuclear material and boosting Russia’s economy. They toured a Library of Congress exhibit and signaled a shift from Cold War tension to practical cooperation.
Clinton and Yeltsin meetings centered on arms control and trade with a pledge of 525 million dollars to back investments in Russia. Brown called it a trade and investment summit while Clinton pressed Yeltsin on halting sales of submarines and missile tech to Iran. Christopher said further talks would occur without revealing possible compromises.
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