Congress Grants Bush War Authority Over Kuwait Crisis
Congress approved President Bush’s power to use armed forces to expel Iraq from Kuwait, with Senate 52 47 and House 250 183 votes. Leaders urged national unity while protests and security tightened around the Capitol. Bush warned of the January 15 deadline and mobilized 400,000 troops for potential action.
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Iraq summons emergency parliament session before deadline
The U.N. secretary-general urged peace in talks with Iraqi officials as parliament is convened for an emergency session on Monday ahead of the January 15 deadline for Iraq to leave Kuwait. Iraq reiterates no withdraw despite the session, while foreigners depart Baghdad and the U.S. reduces its Iraq staff.
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State fiscal crisis risks KU funding amid budget squeeze
TOPEKA The Kansas Legislature opens amid a budget crisis that could force $150 million in program cuts and tax adjustments to keep state government afloat. KU supporters urge continued funding for higher education as lawmakers consider consolidating duplicated programs and measuring long term commitment.
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Wint Winter
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Lawrence
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Hiebert Set for Final Douglas County Commission Meeting
After eight years on the Douglas County Commission Democrat Nancy Hiebert prepares to leave office on Monday. She cites steady progress and her guiding philosophy of fair, hard work. Colleagues praise her thoroughness, her health care initiatives, and her role in the South Lawrence Trafficway and ambulance service funding.
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Bush says Iraq must withdraw by Jan. 15 to avoid war
President Bush says war could be avoided if Saddam Hussein begins a massive rapid troop withdrawal from Kuwait before the January 15 deadline. He would act sooner rather than later if Iraq defies the demand, saying peace is the goal but Iraq must decide.
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EU press speculate on war's devastation
EU press warn that a looming U N Security Council deadline could trigger a U S led war to compel Iraq to leave Kuwait. Kansas University analyst Philip Schrodt cautions that with diplomatic options narrowing, the crisis risks deep political and moral damage worldwide.
Kansas Falls 78 73 In OT At Oklahoma State
Kansas loses to Oklahoma State 78 73 in overtime, dropping to 0-2 in Big Eight play on Saturday night.
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Warm day with 40 degree high under partly cloudy skies
Temperatures rise with a high near 40 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Light winds ease the day as residents plan outdoor activities across the area.
Soviet Troops Seize Lithuania TV Station in Predawn Raid
Soviet troops backed by tanks stormed Lithuania's main broadcast station in a predawn assault. A parliament spokesman said at least 11 people were killed.
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Dole Advocates Firm Stance on Saddam Pressure
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole urges maintaining maximum pressure on Saddam Hussein as calls rise for concessions. He argues against relief that could ease the regime's defenses while the political climate intensifies.
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