Clinton touts economic plan in Chillicothe town meeting
President Clinton promoted his economic revival plan at a Chillicothe high school gathering, pledging no tax increase without corresponding spending cuts. He said four-year spending cuts would outweigh tax rises if trends continue, and defended targeted increases in Head Start, education loans, and worker retraining. He avoided a national sales tax or value added tax, and faced questions on abortion and energy taxes in a format reflecting his campaign style.
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Caldwell drawn life sentence for 1992 murder
Ronnie Alane Caldwell, 25, a former Lawrence firefighter, was sentenced to life imprisonment after admitting to killing a 24 year old man last summer. He told the packed courtroom he prayed for the victim and the victim’s family and acknowledged his wrongdoing.
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City to study long term parks plan needs
Lawrence officials weigh hiring a private consultant to compile public input staff reports and growth patterns into a 25 year parks and recreation plan. If approved proposals are due by March 9 with a $20,000 budget and completion by year end.
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KU Law study suggests 40 per credit hour fee
Kansas University School of Law officials propose a $40 per credit hour fee to generate revenue after an accreditation report cited funding concerns. Acting vice chancellor Dave Shulenburger said the fee could be approved by the Legislature. if not, internal funds would be sought. The American Bar Association report noted deteriorating salaries and funding gaps over five years.
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Greenspan backs Clintons plan to shrink deficits
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan endorsed President Clinton's economic program, calling it a serious credible plan to reduce a $325 billion four year deficit. He urged quick action to address the deficit while noting uncertainty over future conditions.
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Plane hijacker yields weapon midflight after captive’s sermon
Haitian carried a gun to threaten a pilot and hijack a plane bound for Florida but surrendered the weapon during the flight after being preached to by one of the passengers. Authorities report the incident unfolded midair before landing and ongoing inquiries continue.
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Wayward cat rides the city after deliivery misadventure
Angel the 14 year old cat from Baldwin wandered into a package delivery, rode with a Federal Express van, and ended up in a Eudora veterinary clinic after being left roadside. Donna and Martin Thomas described him as their baby and recounted the chaotic homecoming. See Wayward, page 9A.
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