Market Finds Success at Mohammed Alzaiti Mediterranean Market
Mohammed Alzaiti's Mediterranean Market at 2420 Iowa Suite D Lawrence draws customers with cheeses baklava falafel and olive oils. The niche market growth highlights local demand for Middle Eastern foods.
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Iowa
Lawrence
Astronauts Occupy New Station Lively Ceremony Reported
Six astronauts jubilantly opened the doors of a new station in a ceremonial event. The crew celebrated the milestone with smiles and shared remarks on future operations and research.
Republicans push impeachment vote in House Judiciary
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee advance toward a pivotal impeachment vote against President Clinton. Democrats pledge opposition after heated closing arguments over alleged high crimes and misdemeanors. Veterans of Watergate caution on constitutional risk as the panel, including Sensenbrenner and Conyers, prepares final remarks.
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Impeachment Debate Marks House Committee Action
The article notes a free flowing debate on four articles of impeachment against the president with initial votes expected today and the final vote planned for Saturday. It mentions the committee's political breakdown and signals further coverage on page 3A.
Experts say articles on Clinton flawed
Washington legal experts say the House Judiciary Committee will consider Articles of Impeachment against President Clinton charging perjury before a federal grand jury and in the Paula Jones case. They note the filings do not specify which statements were false, a key flaw in the presented view.
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Chestnut tree farm near Lawrence grows hope for revival
Debbie Milks and Charlie Novogradac nurture 1,200 chestnut trees on 12 acres north of Lawrence after returning from Lipan. They expect first meaningful yields in four to six years, facing winters, frost risk, voles, weeds, and deer but stay committed to all natural farming and future Christmas trees.
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Faith and Health Link Shows Longer Life for Regular Worship
A national NSF funded study of 21,204 adults from 1987 to 1995 finds regular attendees of church, synagogue, or mosque live about seven years longer, with up to 14 years for Black participants. Researchers cite strong links between religious involvement and lower mortality.
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Abortion Providers Decline With Access Gaps Across Regions
A Guttmacher Institute report shows the number of abortion providers in the United States at a low not seen since 1973 after Roe v. Wade. Abortion incidence has leveled, with about 26 percent of pregnancies ending in abortion, and access skewed toward urban areas while rural counties increasingly lack services.
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