GOP urges cavalry charge to boost Bush at convention
Republicans in Houston framed the Democratic Congress as the obstruction to Bush. They forecast a cavalry charge to damage Clinton's image and propel Bush in the fall. Bush, at a karate exhibition, praised the convention start while Quayle tied Bush's domestic wins to defeating a Democratic Congress. Gramm promised an anti Clinton economic thrust. Clinton mocked the GOP gambit, joking about a Columbus style fourth term.
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Reagan and Buchanan rally for Bush at GOP convention
Local Republicans reported energetic speeches by Ronald Reagan and Pat Buchanan at the Republican National Convention to boost President Bush. Kansas delegate Mike Todd and Douglas County GOP member Chris Miller commented on the added zest.
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Mortars set Sarajevo hotel ablaze as civilians flee
Nearly 1,000 women and children escaped besieged Sarajevo after a deadly mortar strike on the Hotel Europa, as Bosnian tensions widen. The airport faced relief flight suspensions, with UN officials warning the cold and famine threat could rival fighting and predicting up to 200,000 more Bosnians fleeing, totaling over 1.2 million displaced amid the war.
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Press warns on Bosnia force risk and limited air strikes
Three Kansas University professors argued that UN sponsored military action in the former Yugoslavia could reduce violence in Sarajevo but risk pulling the West into an ancient ethnic conflict. They favored limited air strikes against Serbian militia units and their supply lines, noting Sarajevo remains under siege by artillery from hills surrounding the city.
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Ex-senator tabbed for revenue post in Kansas
Gov. Joan Finney appointed Nancy Parrish a former state senator and three month member of the Board of Tax Appeals as the next secretary of revenue. Parrish, 43, would be the first woman in the post, earning 73200 annually, pending Senate confirmation alongside Ted Ensley’s appointment as secretary of wildlife and parks. Beshears leaves for Sprint. The Revenue Department employs about 1258 staff with an $79 million budget.
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Central's vonEnde Named Lawrence Teacher of the Year
Kathy vonEnde, a Central Junior High School English and geography teacher, is the Lawrence school district’s nominee for Kansas Teacher of the Year. She emphasizes personal growth and emotional development and notes a long career rooted at Central since 1966. She has led the Lawrence Education Assn. and served as Central’s Lee District representative.
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U N inspectors depart Iraq with missile data amid Shiite pressure
U N weapons inspectors leave Iraq today with information on missiles as the United States and Western allies press Baghdad over its treatment of Shiite Muslims. The report appears on page 2A.
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Motel becomes home for displaced condo tenants
Kansas University senior Tom Brown and others displaced by delays at the College Hill Condominiums live in a Travelodge while awaiting completion. The Theta Chi site at Ninth and Emery saw demolitions in April and delays pushed finish dates from August to next week or September for some buyers. The College Housing Group of Roanoke Texas blamed July rains for the stalling of construction and occupancy. Brown, sharing a motel room with his belongings, called the situation a big inconvenience.
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