Trade deficit falls sharply in February to near nine-year low
The U S trade deficit dropped 43.1 percent in February to 3.38 billion, the best showing in nearly nine years, as exports rose and imports eased. Commerce Secretary Franklin hailed stronger exports led by advanced technology while economists warned gains may be temporary. Unemployment claims also fell to 415,000 for the week ending April 4, the lowest since late October.
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Taxpayers party at Lawrence post office to file at midnight
Lawrence residents join the sixth annual Alford Packer Memorial String Band Tax Night Party at the main post office to file 1991 tax returns by the April 15 deadline. Bill Reynolds notes about 14,000 pieces of mail weighed down seven bags as last-minute taxpayers and postal workers processed federal and state returns.
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Bush proposes lines of credit for education
President Bush urged Congress to authorize individual 25000 dollar lines of credit for education and retraining. A quasi governmental agency would issue loans repaid from future earnings, with expansion of Pell Grants and guaranteed loans. Bush cited lifelong learning, matching Clinton plans, and broader aid for part time students.
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School panel fails to find consensus
Lawrence school commission votes on three mid level and high school proposals 10 6 6 with one abstention none gaining a majority. Chairman Robert C Johnson says the result matches expectations and the group will reconvene next week to seek a clear majority and compromise. The panel meets 4 10 p m Wednesday at West Junior High School.
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FDA limits silicone gel breast implants to studies
FDA Commissioner David Kessler announced restrictions on silicone gel breast implants for cosmetic use while guaranteeing access for cancer patients through controlled clinical studies. He emphasized reconstruction after surgery or trauma and urged cautious policy to ensure safety data collection.
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Regents weigh tuition breaks and higher increases for 1993-94
A Kansas Board of Regents Tuition and Fees Committee at KU Alumni Center considered tuition breaks to attract talent and discussed a possible 8 percent rise for KU Kansas State and Wichita State for 1993-94. Regional schools might see 6 percent. Current pending increases already approved include 10 percent for Kansas residents and 12.5 percent for nonresidents at KU. The panel will reconvene next month and voting on proposals is set for June.
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