Parties OK N. Ireland peace pact
Belfast talks end with eight parties endorsing a Mitchell plan for a new begin ning in Northern Ireland after 30 years of violence. The accord, praised amid tears, aims to end a conflict that has left over 3,400 dead since 1969. Hard-liners warned of future challenges as negotiations continue.
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Abortion Restriction Bill Sent to Gov Graves
In a House Senate compromise, a bill tightening late term abortion limits and banning partial birth abortions passed both chambers. The House 78 45 approved Friday after a 27 12 Senate vote. Gov Graves will review before deciding to sign as legislators adjourn the main 1998 session and plan wrap up on April 29 in Topeka.
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Gore tours tornado damage in South Rock Creek, ULA
Vice President Al Gore toured devastation from a deadly tornado and storms that killed 40 across four Southern states. Tears welled as resident Richie Miller described losing his home while Gore called the damage F-5 level and the worst he had seen. Emergency officials reported 1,117 Jefferson County homes destroyed with overall damage assessment still underway.
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Good Friday Observance Led by Pope John Paul II
Christians worldwide marked Good Friday with a Vatican Mass led by Pope John Paul II. Believers were pictured in faith as the faithful reenacted Jesus’s last steps in Jerusalem amid solemn rites and processions.
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Dole Institute funding gains state approval at KU
Kansas lawmakers approve three million dollars in state funds for the Robert J. Dole Institute for Public Service and Public Policy at the University of Kansas, matching private gifts to reach a six million dollar project. Loomis calls for cautious optimism awaiting final passage and signing into law. The 30,000 square foot facility near Lied Center would store Dole archives and host events, aiming for a fall 2000 completion.
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Tobacco wars heat up as Congress moves on
Big Tobacco vows to fight legislation as Congress and President Clinton push ahead with tough measures. Court losses and a Minnesota suit threaten to expose industry secrets while teen smoking rises. Industry negotiator warns of years in court if laws fail. RJ Reynolds declares the compromise dead and pledges to spend millions opposing any bill.
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