KU baseball coach resigns after eight seasons
Dave Bingham resigned as Kansas University's baseball coach after eight seasons, posting a 249-225 record. He is KU's second-winningest coach and the only Jayhawk to lead the team to the College World Series, guiding back-to-back 40-win seasons in 1993 and 1994.
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Clinton ends security ban on gay security clearances
President Clinton officially ended the government assumption that homosexuals cannot be trusted with national secrets by ordering an end Friday to discrimination based on sexual orientation in granting security clearances. SEE STORY ON PAGE 4A
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Chaos Days ’95 sparks townwide police response in Hawover
Police spokesperson Annette Bennefeld describes Chaos Days 95 as a clash of youths who revel in vandalism and drunken revelry. Punks torched windows and caused disturbances across Hawover, prompting a comprehensive law enforcement mobilization and crowd control measures.
Heat Wave Forecast Quiet With Parts Cloudy Skies
The forecast calls for hot humid conditions with a high near 90 degrees and partly cloudy skies. Tonight a light chance of thunderstorms is expected as a weather front moves through the area.
Clintons defend Whitewater dealings in released documents
The White House released documents detailing the ClintonsArkansas real estate venture. They deny wrongdoing and say they were passive partners while Clinton says he does not recall using a 1979 loan. Mrs Clinton describes her Madison work as minor though a billing record suggests substantial Madison charges. Clinton also denies pressuring David Hale to secure a federally backed loan to McDougal's wife.
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Croatia Attacks Knin as Balkans Near War Breaks Open
Croatia launches a major assault on Serb held towns after a four year truce, firing on Knin and surrounding areas. Serbs resist a large bombardment as NATO warns peacekeepers and airstrikes could follow. A Danish soldier is killed and two Polish troops are wounded in attacks on U N posts.
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U S opens embassy in Hanoi amid war remnant echoes
Secretary of State Warren Christopher attends a Cambodian news conference before traveling to Vietnam to accept remains of Americans killed in the war and push toward normalization. Republicans in Congress critiqued funding while Clinton urged progress to locate missing servicemen as ties with Vietnam begin anew.
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Chancellors first two months reveal KU’s decentralization
Robert Hemenway saw KU operate as a highly decentralized system with a $590 million budget, 28,000 students, and 2,100 faculty. He plans a $3 million budget cut and a task force to streamline administration at KU and KU Medical Center. He notes poor communication among KUMC staff and expects Navy Captain Donald Hagen to tackle the issue. He also highlights strong student sentiment about the academic experience and suggests staggered lunch hours to keep offices open for students.
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Kansas University
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KUMC
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