First Lady Hillary Clinton Launches New York Senate Bid
Hillary Rodham Clinton formally opened her campaign for the U S Senate from New York with President Clinton and family present as 2000 supporters cheered. The race to replace Moynihan pits her against Rudolph Giuliani, with polls showing Giuliani ahead or even among women voters. Clinton framed herself as a new Democrat aiming for better schools health care and gun control while stressing unity and possibility.
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Fifth grader injured in ATV crash near Ulysses
Lawrence fifth grader Kelsey Harrison twitched the throttle of an all terrain vehicle in a wheat field near Ulysses. The vehicle rolled into a ravine injuring her right thigh and spine. She was airlifted to a Wichita center for surgery and a large cast. From a hospital bed at home she plans to return to school with Lawrence district homebound program support.
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KU's hall open after explosion at Strong Hall
Less than 24 hours after an electrical transformer caused a Saturday night fire at Kansas University's Strong Hall, power was restored via a temporary generator. Warren Corman said a standby generator from Branson, Missouri, was installed and running, with Strong Hall set to be fully functional for classes at 6 am Monday.
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Salary Bump Shows Dot-Com Battle for Talent
Tech law firm Testa Hurwitz Thibeault granted a 40 percent raise to attorneys prompting dozens of grateful emails. The article notes wage competition across sectors, with high-tech firms luring workers, nursing shortages driving higher pay, and signing bonuses attracting new recruits in fields from border security to fast food.
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Police end Mexico City university strike with campus raid
Federal police moved on the main campus of Latin America’s largest university in Mexico City, arresting about 632 striking students after marching in with batons and shields. The raid resolved a 9 1/2 month occupation, with hundreds detained and no injuries. Rector Juan Ramon de la Fuente urged withdrawal of criminal complaints where possible and leniency in prosecutions, especially for minors.
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