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Thursday, January 28, 1993
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Creating Unity in Community Week Jan. 25 - Jan. 29
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
NATION
The Associated Press
Proposal includes sex-conduct codes
Clinton delays gay policy
WASHINGTON — President Clinton yesterday tried to defuse opposition to lifting the ban on homosexuals in the military, pledging on the eve of his proposal that a strict code governing sexual conduct would accompany any policy change. Republicans readied for a fight just the same.
Clinton focused on fellow Democrats, inviting Sen. Sam Nunn and other Armed Services Committee Democrats to an evening meeting at
Nunn, probably the most influential senator on military matters, recited in a Senate floor speech a litany of reasons for keeping the ban. However, in a switch of tone from earlier criticism of Clinton, he also said, "It's in everyone's interest to see if we can resolve this issue through consensus rather than confrontation."
the White House. Clinton had intended to release his policy yesterday but delayed it one day to give himself and Defense Secretary Les Aspin a chance to speak further to Nunn and other senators.
Num said in his speech that any policy change must be the shared responsibility of the executive branch and Congress. The Georgia Democrat
asked a series of questions that he said the administration had failed to answer, including whether separate living quarters or changes in sodomy law would be necessary.
"It's not simply the right of homosexuals at stake." Nunn said. "It's also the right of all those men and women who serve in the military."
White House representative George Stephanopoulos said the president would release his policy tomorrow and couple it with a strict conduct code governing sexual behavior and harassment that covered homosexuals and heterosexuals.
"I think it is important to draw a line between status and conduct," Stephanopoulos said.
Thousands gather to pay final respects to former Justice Thurgood Marshall
NATIONAL BRIEF
WASHINGTON — Thousands visited Thurgood Marshall's casket as he lay in state yesterday. The line of mourners wrapped around the Supreme Court building where he won his greatest civil rights victory and later served 24 years as the first African-American justice.
Many said they felt compelled to say goodbye to a man they never met.
"He was a man of courage, a man of dignity and a man of strength," said Erold Jean Francois, an immigrant from Haiti who attends a Miami high school. "He did the best he could for this country for Blacks and whites."
Marshall's wife, Cecilia, and two sons, Thurgood Jr. and John William, led a procession into the building on Capitol Hill.
"The battle done, the victory won ... the songs of triumph have begun. Hallejahjah," said the Rev. Kawaii Thornell, canon of the Washington Cathedral, during a brief ceremony. Marshall, who died Sunday at age 84, became only the second Supreme Court justice to be honored by having his casket lie in state at the court building. The other was Chief Justice Earl Warren in 1974.
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Are you a Cockroach?
You might as well be.
You eat about the same.
Why?
Why?
'Cause you're broke again.
Why?
Cause you've been living in a dumpster-load of used textbooks instead of selling them back Now put down that pizza bone and scurry on over to the KU Bookstore in the Burge.
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8:30 - 7, Mon - Thurs • 8:30 - 5, Fri • 3:0 - 4, Sat
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