Noriega Surrenders to U S Troops in Panama City
Manuel Noriega arrived in the United States early today to face drug trafficking charges after surrendering to U S troops outside the Vatican Embassy in Panama City. He was flown to Homestead Air Force Base near Miami for arraignment and, as defense counsel indicated, will stand mute.
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Bush thanks pope for aid in Panama
President Bush sent the top military officer to Panama to plan further troop withdrawals and called Pope John Paul II to thank the Vatican for helping persuade Manuel Noriega to surrender. Noriega handed himself to U.S. authorities after staying in the Vatican embassy for 10 days. He was flown to Homestead Air Force Base near Miami for arraignment on drug trafficking charges.
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White House
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Homestead Air Force Base
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Colin Powell
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United States
Lawrence chamber seeks stance on reappraisal and taxes
About 90 Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members met over breakfast at the Holidome to shape the group’s position on Kansas reappraisal and classification. They discussed property tax woes facing homeowners and planned to forward suggestions to the governmental affairs committee and board, with a final policy due to legislators at the Eggs and Issues breakfast on January 13.
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Lawrence-Douglas trafficway bond election eyed for April
Douglas County and the city of Lawrence may hold a joint bond election this spring for the 14 mile 58.2 million trafficway linking Kansas Highway 10 with the Kansas Turnpike. After a Wednesday meeting with city officials, officials favor an April vote to avoid larger costs of a separate special election. The move follows a December 8 Kansas Supreme Court ruling that the county exceeded its home rule authority in prior bond issuance.
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Governor to push law and order package in new session
Governor Mike Hayden plans a broad law and order push in the 1990 Legislature. He unveiled anti crime proposals including drug crackdowns and seeks to reinstate the death penalty. Supporters expect pressure from victims families amid recent high profile murders.
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Sooners defeat Alaska 101 81 in tough win
Oklahoma, ranked sixth, edged Alaska Anchorage 101 81 after a close start. The report notes a strong Sooners run to pull away late and seal the victory amidst a busy sports section.
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