Inspectors back in Iraq as no-fly zone fuels tension
A U.N. nuclear inspection team arrived in Baghdad the first since the southern no-fly zone began. Led by Maurizio Zifferero the group will inspect Baghdad and other cities as warranted under a 1991 Security Council cease-fire resolution. Saddam warned Iraqis to resist the U.S. air embargo amid mounting border incidents with Kuwait. one Kuwaiti policeman died and another was wounded in a clash near the demilitarized zone.
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Navy ships bring relief to Miami after Andrew
Navy vessels arrive with heavy supplies carpenters and electricians as the Florida governor raises the number of homes destroyed to 85000. Army tent cities rise free buses flow and drinking water is no longer boiled in northern Dade. Health fears rise with garbage rot and mosquitoes as about 150000 shelterless. The Florida Supreme Court delays the rest of the state primary results and tent cities near Homestead expand. Local residents rush aid trucks at a shattered South Miami Heights elementary school amid continuing relief efforts.
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Local drives aid hurricane victims with weekend relief effort
After Hurricane Andrew struck Florida and Louisiana, local businesses and social agencies organized relief efforts over the weekend. Donors filled a 20 foot Hertz truck with bags of canned goods diapers and baby formula. Northwest Airlines arranges daily flights to Florida. Boxes from Kmart were delivered to the Hertz site and a moving company provided extra supplies. The relief will be trucked to Kansas City and flown to Florida.
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Iowa
Emmy stars clash with political satire at Emmy Awards
At the Pasadena ceremony Candice Bergen led verbal jabs at Dan Quayle over Murphy Brown. Bergen and Diane English defended single parents and family values after Murphy Brown won best comedy and Bergen best actress.
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Teachers prepare lessons on voting in Lawrence
Lawrence schoolteachers will lead a Kids Voting Kansas program this fall to teach students about elections. Grades K through 12 will vote Nov 3 with nonbinding ballots counted by volunteers, while teachers prepare a curriculum likely available mid September. Katie Becker, a Hillcrest sixth grade teacher, is already ready with a bulletin board outlining the candidate process.
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Sally Shaw-Besthorn
Kids Voting
Hillcrest
Katie Becker
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Clinton Uses TV Ad To Promises 8 Million Jobs
Democrat Bill Clinton launches fall campaign with a television spot pledging 8 million jobs. Republicans attack the ad as not truthful. The item suggests political messaging and counterattack shaping early election coverage.
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Data Center Car Wash Brings Hoses To Court Lot
Beverly Wotan drove a Camaro into the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center lot as Douglas County commissioners hoses and sponges greeted data processing employees. The car wash owed for United Way goals was awarded in a department draw and completed in minutes.
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Judicial and Law Enforcement Center
Douglas County
United Way
Mike Amyx
Louie McElhaney
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