Ten Palestinians Die as Gaza Riots Erupt Over Abu Jihad Death
Israeli troops killed ten Palestinians in Gaza and clashes left at least 32 wounded, amid protests over Abu Jihad's assassination. Victims ranged 17 to 45, with many from Khan Yunis Rafah Bureij and Jenin camps. Palestinian anger surged as flags burned and crowds faced tear gas in Gaza and the West Bank.
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PLO
Gaza
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Rafah
Bureij
Abasan
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West Bank
Khalil al-Wazir
Al-Wazir
Abu Jihad
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
Tunis
Tunisia
Vote backs KU role in major AIDS study
Kansas University students overwhelmingly approved participation in a national study to gauge AIDS prevalence on campuses. About 70 percent of 2,947 voters supported joining, with no campus blood testing involved. Dr. Charles Yockey, KU chief of staff, will present results to administrators for final approval.
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Kansas University
Charles Yockey
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Nicaragua Reaches First Talks In Managua To End War
Nicaragua's Sandinista government and Contra rebels met in Managua for the first time to move toward a cease fire. U S supported rebels and Sandinistas planned more discussions as leaders argued over verification, resupply, and weapon retention amid a 60 day cease fire that began April 1.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Adolfo Calero
Southeast Lawrence Faces Growth and Access Clash
Residents push for better access as southeast Lawrence sees rising development near Cimarron Hills and East Hills Business Park. King Radio Corp and Farmland Industries workers favor living near work, while a 160 home project west of Haskell Avenue threatens already crowded streets. Langhofer leads residents opposing Zarie's 20 acre subdivision without new access.
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Lawrence
King Radio Corp
Farmland Industries
East Hills
Joe Langhofer
City Commission
Cimarron Hills
Haskell Avenue
25Th Street Terrace
27Th Street
Richard Zariey
Langhofer
Zarley
Ben Bigler
East 27Th Street
Lawrence Hit Parade caps Chamber annual meeting in 1950s night
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce staged a 1950s themed annual meeting titled Lawrence: Your Hit Parade. John Vogel won Citizen of the Year as members in vintage attire toured buffet tables, a 45 minute program spotlighted service awards, and a Top Ten musical countdown was performed by local groups.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Vogel
Bob Treanor
Don Johnston
Bob Georgeson
Jeff Tamblyn
Inside today more April showers possible Sunday
A weather brief notes showers likely on Sunday with mostly cloudy skies and a 50 percent chance of rain. The high is expected near 65 degrees.
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Meese pick for deputy attorney general may decline
John C. Shepherd, named by Attorney General Meese for the deputy post, is weighing the offer amid family concerns and publicity over a former bookkeeper’s trial. Shepherd and his wife face pressure as an interview notes he has not decided, saying the ordeal is intense for them.
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Edwin Meese III
Justice Department
Department
John C. Shepherd
St. Louis
Meese
Terry Eastland
Shepherd
Eastland
Denise Sinner
Washington Post
Post
The
American Bar Assn
Sam the Sham frontman turns preacher in Memphis
Samudio, once leader of Sam the Sham and the Pharols, fled rock and roll for anonymous offshore oil work. Now 51, he preaches on Memphis streets with Gideon's Few, a group of former addicts and ex-offenders, visiting shelters and prisons and sharing the Gospel in rougher neighborhoods. See Former Sam, page 11A.
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Lenn
Sam Samiudio
Sam the Sham
the Pharols
God
Samudio
Gideon's Few
Slame
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