10 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1994
Page
1
A rebel group and the Colombian government sealed a peace agreement on Saturday, ending decades of conflict. The accord aims to halt hostilities, address displaced people, and pave paths for reconciliation, with international observers encouraged to monitor implementation.
A company using gamma rays to sterilize products from baby bottles to hip joints aims to tackle the germs causing hamburger spoilage. See story on page 10A.
Billy Tubbs states his move from the University of Oklahoma to Texas Christian University reflects desire to coach elsewhere. He cites limited excitement about staying in one location and aims to broaden his coaching horizon across the USA.
Convoys depart Kigali amid mass killings as French, Belgian, and U.S. forces assist evacuees. About 255 U.S. citizens remain, many aid workers, with relief groups reporting thousands killed and hospitals overwhelmed. Marines arrive in Burundi to aid departures while Belgium and France prepare further evacuations.
U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali warned Serbian forces to withdraw from Gorazde and ordered UN peacekeepers to use all means to achieve the pullback. He urged a return to pre fighting positions as NATO air strikes loomed, though no UN troops are currently in Gorazde.
Lawrence Humane Society asserts a three day hold for unclaimed dogs and cats, enabling adoption under city ordinance. The Whitely family’s lost puppy Britney was adopted by a new owner after four days, while officials consider extending the hold to five days to cover rural finds.
A preliminary study suggests an 86 acre site south of Riverside School and the Kansas Turnpike as best for a second Lawrence high school Assessing nine sites the plan weighs 75 percent on natural features and infrastructure while 25 percent focuses on racial and socioeconomic diversity The Site Selection Committee heard results with Roger Schenewerk of Landplan Engineering presenting the findings
A preliminary study by Landplan Engineering evaluated nine potential locations for a second high school. Each site received a score toward a perfect 225, with Northwest Peterson Road and Iowa Street leading at 183 and several other sites scoring in the 150s to 182 range.
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