Microsoft Windows 95 Goes On Sale In Big Ad Push
Microsoft Corp unleashed a massive advertising blitz to announce the four year in the making Windows 95 release now available to the public. The campaign aimed to ensure broad awareness across markets as press coverage and retail events highlighted the launch.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Faces Unique Audience
The Hall of Fame contends with a rare museum challenge as fans deeply versed in the subject shape expectations and responses. Weather notes forecast sunny heat with a 91 degree high and guidance for page updates.
The Mag Makes Morning Debut in Journal-World
The Journal-World announces the debut of The Mag, a new arts and entertainment magazine. It will appear every Thursday morning, delivering previews, features, and culture news to readers.
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The Mag previews local arts and events this week
The Mag covers arts, music, dance and theater scenes in the area. It highlights area festivals, museum exhibits, books by local authors, and new movies coming to town. It also offers a comprehensive list of upcoming events for readers to save.
U.N. chief wary of Iraqi WMD claims
United Nations weapons inspector said Iraq no longer threatens regional security but questioned Baghdad’s assertions that all weapons of mass destruction are destroyed. Rolf Ekeus cited information from defector Hussein Kamel al Majid from a two hour meeting.
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Prominent Iraqi Defector Reveals Cautious UN Hopes
Al Majid, Sad dam Hussein son in law and architect of Iraqs covert weapons network, defected to Jordan on Aug 8 threatening to tell UN experts all. Ekens traversed Baghdad and Amman amid assurances, saying Iraq likely cannot threaten neighbors with chemical weapons or long range missiles but UN verification remains essential. The note tied to a planned training exercise.
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Israeli sweep nets leader and 29 accomplices
Israeli authorities say Abdel Nasr Issa, an Islamic militant linked to Hamas, was captured along with 29 associates. The raid uncovered a bomb making arsenal and a car packed with explosives, signaling a major disruption to Hamas infrastructure in the West Bank and potentially preventing further suicide bombings aimed at derailing an expanded autonomy agreement.
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Experimental therapy eyed for deadly glioblastoma
About 10 000 new glioblastoma cases are diagnosed yearly in the United States. Most diagnoses occur late with seizures among symptoms. Despite surgery radiation chemotherapy and bone marrow transplants most patients die within a year. A Kansas University Medical Center experimental therapy may extend survival.
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Therapy wages war against cancer
Journal World writer Jim McInerney a 39 year old AT&T public relations executive from New Jersey faced a malignant glioblastoma. After conventional therapy failed his family moved to Kansas City to pursue experimental immunotherapy offered by Kansas University Medical Center researchers.
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Enrollment hike prompts teacher moves in Lawrence schools
Lawrence district announces a 2 percent rise in elementary enrollment this year with 117 new students district wide. Sunflower and Quail Run show gains prompting staff reassignment as one teacher moves from New York School to Sunflower and two more teachers may shift to Quail Run.
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Randy Weseman
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Circulation Desk Hours Clarified At Local Paper
The circulation desk will be staffed from 4:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with phones reachable during those hours. After hours, use the 832-7199 number for circulation inquiries. Other department hours listed include 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for Advertising and Classified Newsroom.
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