Prairie sculpture by Havener to grace nature center
Kansas University design professor Havener unveils tall metal prairie grass sculpture Equisetum inspired by Clinton Lake Nature Reserve. The 8 to 18 foot piece uses brass bronze and copper with patinas, viewable from two sides, encased in a wood frame with brass corner supports. Havener has prior public works at Free State Brewery Teller’s Restaurant and 23rd Mass. streets.
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Congress weighs Iraq strike vote as lawmakers seek backing
Amid global opposition to military action, Congress returns Feb. 23 to consider a resolution authorizing strikes. Senators Specter and Durbin clash over war authority while Hutchison urges clear actions beyond strikes. Reports probe Saddam nuclear and chemical programs, with White House officials defending plans and preparing Clinton address.
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NASA wary of Mars germs and biocontainment plans
NASA officials discuss the risk of Martian microbes contaminating Earth and outline stringent biocontainment for Mars samples. Plans call for quarantined labs behind negative pressure, pressurized gloves, and protective suits, with samples tested in agar and tissue cultures before any Earth return.
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Neighbors fear fallout as US pressure on Iraq grows
Amman and regional capitals brace for economic and political impact of a potential American led attack on Saddam Hussein. Jordan Turkey and Iran face refugee waves and disrupted trade while Syria and Iran expand dealings with Baghdad amid sanctions protests and rising regional tension.
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Arafat forces curb Iraq protest in West Bank clash
In BerniLenikm a noon Iraqi flag protest defied bans, marching 300 strong toward a line of clashes previously. The march veered into Dehaishe refugee camp where demonstrators ended their hour long, orderly protest as Palestinian Authority aide said full control was maintained amid calls for Saddam to strike Tel Aviv.
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