U N Troops Escorting Aid Into Bosnia
U N forces escorted eight trucks carrying 46 tons of food from Sarajevo to Gorazde amid stalled Brussels talks and limited NATO support. A second convoy headed to Banja Luka as clashes continued with Serb militias, while international efforts debated large scale intervention.
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KU opens Amini Scholarship Hall with rave student buzz
Kansas University debuts the 1.5 million Amini Scholarship Hall in the 1300 block of Louisiana, housing 50 men this weekend. The 16,425 square foot building funded by a 1 million dollar Aminis gift features four-person suites with in-room bathrooms, an elevator, and a foyer partition. Residents say the hall offers a distinct quality of living and has drawn light ribbing from other scholarship hall residents.
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Move-In Week at KU Brings Stress and Staggered Arrivals
Hundreds of parents help their freshmen as they move into KU residence halls Corbin Pearson and Ellsworth while sorority rush unfolds. An electrical outage delayed some moves, but staff expect full power by today. Weather cool and calm aids the process as about 4700 residents prepare to settle in over the next few days.
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U S boosts reward for Escobar to 3.4 million dollars
The United States raised the bounty to 3.4 million dollars for information leading to Pablo Escobar's capture after he escaped a prison near Evita Envigado with his brother and aides. Colombia and U S authorities continue a massive hunt amid charges spanning murder and drug trafficking.
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Disabled woman to live on her own in nursing home case
Wylma Mortell, a muscular dystrophy patient, celebrates after the Kansas SRS approved her move from a nursing home to live independently. The Lawrence ADAPT rally outside the SRS office highlighted months of lobbying and support from ADAPT members who argued Mortell could manage with attendant care.
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Chiefs to meet Vikings in preseason game tonight
Chiefs and Vikings prepare for a preseason clash in Minneapolis as Carl Peterson vows a competitive effort. Weather calls for mostly clear skies with a low around 55 degrees tonight and sunny mild conditions Sunday with a high near 77.
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Relief Set for Somalia War Famine Grows
The United States and the United Nations plan a broader relief drive for Somalia as drought and civil conflict push nearly three quarters of the population toward starvation. A quoted line from Sen. Phil Gramm signals GOP convention remarks.
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Phony IDs prompt reality check in Lawrence August surge
An annual mix unfolds as Kansas University students arrive in August and present fake IDs to bars and police. Bar owner Brant Quinton notes a rise in underage tries, with typical claim of being aged 18 to 22 to gain entry, reflecting illegal maturation through deception. The scene mirrors a familiar seasonal pattern in Lawrence.
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