Sunday in Brief Jerusalem to Boston and Back in Crime Wave
Israeli troops killed four Palestinians in a nighttime gunbattle in southern Lebanon. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed heavy Israeli losses and confirmed four guerrillas killed. In Virginia, Watson & Hughey Co agreed to pay 2.1 million to settle states’ suits over deceptive sweepstakes. In Boston Chinatown five men were shot dead and a sixth wounded in a basement club, with police open to gang links though no motive ruled out.
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NEA honors four jazz masters with 1991 fellowships
The National Endowment for the Arts named Daniel Barker Buck Clayton Andy Kirk and Clark Terry as 1991 American Jazz Masters. Each received a $20,000 fellowship and will be honored at a jazz concert in Washington for significant contributions to jazz in the African American tradition.
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Senator Durenberger's law license suspended in Minnesota
The Minnesota Supreme Court indefinitely suspended U.S. Senator Dave Durenberger's law license for concealing condo ownership to claim expenses. The court also ordered $750 to the lawyers' group, though the action may have little practical effect as he has not practiced law since 1978.
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Marcos art auctioned sparks bidder interest
A Marcos art auction draws bidders as collectors seek works from the estate. Free trade zone approval stands to affect exports. An ethics plan is under review by officials, outlining standards for governance and transparency.
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Florida governor sets $2 cap on gifts and perks
Florida's new governor Lawton Chiles proposes a conduct code limiting gifts to $2 for him and his staff, with exceptions for food at official receptions and gifts from relatives. Flowers go to charity or shelter. the rule aims to avoid unintended violations.
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Soviets seize Vilnius TV station in dawn assault
Soviet troops with tanks stormed Lithuania's main broadcast facility near Vilnius, killing at least 11 and injuring 100. President Landsbergis called parliament into emergency session, lawmakers named Algirdas Saudargas as acting president if toppled, and thousands gathered to defend the parliament as armored vehicles advanced. Soldiers fired blanks and beams into crowds amid protests supporting independence.
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Atwater apologizes for campaign tactics
Republican Party chair Lee Atwater apologizes for the naked cruelty of his Dukakis remarks during the 1988 campaign in Life magazine. He says he fought cancer since and reflects on his aggressive political tactics, including the Willie Horton episode used against Dukakis.
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Weather outlook by zones for Kansas and Douglas County
Regional forecast lists multiple zones with today showing partly cloudy skies. Highs range from the mid 40s to the 50s across zones, with tonight lows in the 20s to mid 30s and Monday looking mostly partly cloudy. Winds shift to westerly later.
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Northeast Kansas forecast outlines chilly weekend conditions
Fog this morning gives way to partly cloudy skies with highs near 40 mph winds from the west 5 to 15. Tonight and Monday bring continued partial cloudiness with lows around 20 to 25 and mid 40s on Monday.
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Al Sharpton stabbed at Bensonhurst protest in Brooklyn
The Rev. Al Sharpton was stabbed in the chest during a protest march in Bensonhurst Brooklyn. A 27 year old man, Michael Riccardi, was charged with attempted murder and weapons violations as prosecutors planned a grand jury.
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Lee Brown
Travel outlook across Missouri Nebraska and neighboring states
Missouri sees partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 30s to 40s and tonight’s low in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Nebraska remains cloudy and mild with highs from the upper 30s to lower 40s east and 40s to 50 in the Panhandle and southwest. Oklahoma reports partly cloudy conditions with highs around 50 to 60 and nights in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Colorado issues a heavy snow warning extending through Monday with overall cloudy conditions. Kansas road guidance provided by state patrol and turnpike authority with contact numbers.
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