Bush says allied gulf forces ready for war on short notice
President Bush contradicted a top commander and said allied forces in the Persian Gulf are prepared to respond vigorously to any Iraqi provocation on a moment's notice. Cheney signaled action soon after January 15 if Saddam Hussein does not withdraw Kuwait. Major stressed U.S. and Britain policy alignment as he joined Bush at a wind swept retreat.
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Iraqi atomic program described as well developed by experts
Western law enforcement and intelligence officials say Iraq has built a broad purchasing network across four continents to obtain parts and know how for a gas centrifuge plant and bomb components. The report cites front companies, deception, and alleged killings to skirt safeguards, with recent scandals hampering progress but noting Iraq already holds uranium ore stocks and centrifuge blueprints.
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Lawrence arts scene braces for possible recession
Lawrence officials say the local arts sector could weather a downturn as they plan expansion at the Lawrence Arts Center and support for performances like the University concerts remains strong. Davis notes ticket demand remains robust with Perlman and Tulsa Ballet selling well, while class enrollment grows and expansion options include a bond issue.
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Scholarship debate exposes inconsistency
New York AP report notes the U S Education Department restricted color blind use of college funds for minority scholarships while a earlier regional ruling allowed Harvard to favor alumni offspring. The clash highlights ongoing inconsistency in race based admissions and scholarships amid Bush administration policy.
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Gorbachev bans Moldavian secession moves weekend
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev outlawed attempts by two Moldavian ethnic groups to establish new republics. The move limits regional secessionist activity amid broader reforms and ethnic tension in the Soviet Union.
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Modest warming forecast for northeast Kansas
A National Weather Service forecaster in Topeka said slight warming today will not melt weekend snow. Sunshine is expected, but temperatures will remain cold with highs near 10 and lows around minus 5 tonight. A gradual warmup is forecast for Monday and Christmas Day with teens highs.
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