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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1996
Page
11
As the 1990 legislative session begins on Jan 8, Governor pledges austere but fair and high and tight budgets, while few specifics emerge. Critics cite missing executive order curbing lobbyist gifts, stalled campaign finance reforms, and mental health funding cuts. Officials warn highway plans face tax shifts, local aid cuts, and a potential return to higher speed limits unless action by March 8.
Mental Health Coalition condemns Gov. Graves plan to cut 90 beds across Larned Osawatomie and Topeka state hospitals without funding for alternative community services. Critics warn this could raise homelessness and strain community programs while funding for planning and other reforms remains minimal.
An Amtrak rider developed tuberculosis on a New York to Miami trip and health officials began contacting hundreds of passengers from two Chicago to Miami trains. The 22 year old man was taken off at Starke and treated in Jacksonville. Amtrak and health officials emphasize the exposure risk is small and not a public health emergency. The railroad is aiding the CDC by sharing passenger and crew names.
In a wrongful death case, O J Simpson faced cross examination about his whereabouts the night Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. Lawyers cited inconsistent time frames and alibi details while Fred Goldman described evasive behavior and said the deposition marks his first under oath. A TV interview with Black Entertainment Television and a separate Santa Monica hearing over a yet unreleased videotape were also noted.
Anthony Melnikas, a retired Ohio State University professor, was indicted on federal charges of receiving possessing and smuggling stolen Vatican library pages from a 14th century manuscript. Two pages surfaced in Akron activity and the third was found at his home. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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