Bush puts Iraq talks on hold over Baker visit date
President Bush said talks would be on hold until Baghdad accepts a Baker visit by January 3 while Iraq pressed for January 12. Officials fear delaying the deadline would erode credibility as Iraq seeks to extend antiwar sentiment and leverage other Arab states. Bush acknowledged backing away from a November offer that the meeting could occur between December 15 and January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
United States
Iraq
Baghdad
James A. Baker
White House
Baker
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Congress
Persian Gulf
Bush Administration
Tariq Aziz
U.N. Security Council
Kuwait
Administration
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Kurt Waldheim
Willy Brandt
Muhammad Ali
Ted Heath
John Connally
Ramsey Clark
United Nations
Fragmentary Note with Faint Names and Places
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered words like ae ce ere F eve nipnagns a ea a td waoar, lacking clear names dates or locations but hinting at a local event or notice. Readable fragments suggest unknown individuals and places. context incomplete for a full summary.
Local mortgage rates drift downward amid softer economy
Local lenders say rates have fallen over the past two months with 30 year fixed rates around 9 to 9.75 percent and origination fees of 1.25 to 2 percent. Capitol Federal officials cite lower oil prices and easing inflation as drivers, predicting more buyers come spring.
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Mike Heffner
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assurance Office
Westdale
Heffner
Capitol Federal
Iraq
Lawrence High Lions hammer Shawnee Mission North 76 35
Lawrence High boy basketball breezed past Shawnee Mission North on Friday night. The Lions defeated the Indians 76 to 35 in a strong home game setting. President Bush nominated Rep. Lynn Martin to head the Labor Department, drawing a cool reception from union leaders.
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Lawrence High
Shawnee Mission North
Lions
Bush
Rep
Lynn Martin
Cruzan feeding tube withdrawn in Missouri case
In Carthage Missouri health officials followed a judge's order to remove the feeding tube from Nancy Cruzan a comatose woman in a landmark right to die case. The 33 year old suffered brain damage in a 1983 crash and doctors say she will die in weeks as she receives sedatives while support ends and care continues.
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Carthage
Nancy Cruzan
Lester
Joyce Cruzan
Jasper County
Charles Teel
U.S. Supreme Court
Barbara Shoun
Missouri Rehabilitation Center
Mount Vernon
Nancy
Lester Cruzan
Joe
Teel
Rane
Missouri
Fragmented OCR yields a cryptic postal note and names
The readable fragments describe a jumble of words, names, and places with no clear event or outcome. Key entities appear tangled, offering little context or coherent reporting from the source page.
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Thomas L. Friedman
N.Y
Times News Service
Tia
PPTL
Hrna ES Aaa Ltd
Seneea
Cruzan
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