Clinton Budget Work Still Far From Finished
President Clinton hailed a narrow victory on the five year deficit plan but warned that more budget cuts are needed. White House aides see possible $5 to $10 billion in further reductions and will press Congress while Gore conducts a broader review. A health care reform plan with unspecified tax increases looms as a key future hurdle.
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Portables Bring Warmth and Weather Woes to Lawrence Schools
Enrollments rose 8.6 percent from 1989-90 to 1992-93 in USD 497 as portable classrooms multiply. South Junior High will have 12 portables this year, West and Quail Run add units, totaling 51 district wide. Students like Alison Scheiderer cite exposure to cold and rain, while officials note limits on gym and cafeteria space.
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KU Freshman Dropout Rates Decline At Mount Oread
KU reports a fall in first year attrition from 23.6 percent in 1981 to 19.7 percent in 1991, with about 650 of 3,300 new freshmen not returning. Shulenburger credits prep curricula and admission rules for non residents, noting higher drops among minority groups and a gap between male and female retention.
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Local clinics praised for child friendly emergency care
Douglas County Ambulance Service and Lawrence Memorial Hospital report top flight child emergency readiness. They cite dedicated PANDA cart with pediatric sized tools and dosing charts while noting national gaps in child specific emergency equipment and training.
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Inside Today A Lovely Sunday Details Page 2A
A breezy Sunday forecast with a high near 87 degrees sets the tone for leisure. The paper highlights upcoming events and sections on page 2A, inviting readers to explore features and community notices.
Patterned Life Bridal Registry Consultant Recalled a Career
A bridal registry consultant reflects on a long career as she nears a milestone next Monday. She recalls guiding couples through decor choices, tradition, and modern trends, shaping many wedding plans and memories along the way.
Top QB battle at Kansas as camp opens
Fred Thomas leads KU at quarterback on the depth chart but says the order may change. Competing for the top spot are Asheiki Preston Rodney Hogan and Van Davis as the varsity opens preseason workouts Saturday.
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Feds Reconsider Security Measures Amid County Risk
Federal authorities reevaluate security protocols after a 64 fatal self harm attempt raises county safety concerns. A Perry flood aid office is set to open, with relief services planned for affected residents.
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Disaster or catastrophe noted by Agri Secretary Espy tour
U S Agri culture Secretary Mike Espy described the flooding in southern Illinois as a catastrophe beyond disaster during a Saturday tour of affected areas. Page 2A.
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