Marines Die in Ground Battle at Khafji War Front
Twelve U S Marines were killed and two wounded as Iraqi tank led forces attacked Saudi territory near Khafji. U S and Saudi troops held the outskirts while Iraqi casualties were heavy, with 24 tanks destroyed and air strikes ongoing.
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Bush Links Gulf War to Moral Order in Roosevelt Echo
President Bush invoked Franklin Roosevelt to rally support for Desert Storm and said the war aims to establish a new moral order. He spoke to lawmakers in the Capitol, blessing the effort and urging guidance through dark nights. News noted no mention of Marines' casualties, while officials suggested Iraq attacked to boost domestic morale.
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Long term oil spill effects alarm KU researchers
Kansas University experts warn that the Persian Gulf oil spill’s long term ecological impacts may exceed short term damage. Steven Hamburg notes lingering oil in sediment and water, affecting marine life and reproduction. Professors say natural cleansing helps but requires lengthy time. See Effects page 8A.
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Power Plant nightclub reopens as license renewal filed
The Power Plant in Lawrence reopened Tuesday six days after state officials padlocked it over nearly $100,000 in tax bills. Owners filed for renewal of their Class B liquor license and ABC hearings on eight charges were completed in Topeka. The license expires February 14 and decisions may include fines or suspension.
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Bush pledges resilience as Iraq war looms
President Bush, in a wartime State of the Union, vows the unbeatable American character will defeat Saddam Hussein abroad and recover from recession at home. He thanks troops in the Persian Gulf and urges leadership, tax reform, banking reform, campaign finance limits, and a steady course for the nation. Page 7A.
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Mixed local views on Bush address in State of the Union
Lawrence residents praised the president's war remarks but gave mixed reviews to his domestic agenda. KU professor Burdett Loomis called the speech theater and noted broad applause during mentions of troops, while criticizing the lack of substantive domestic proposals and the moderate tone.
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Lithuanian capital sees troop withdrawals amid talks push
Two convoys of Soviet troops left Vilnius today as Lithuania’s president suggested a withdrawal could pave the way for new talks. The forecast tonight is clear and warmer with a low of 12, and Thursday is expected to reach 42 with near tropical conditions.
Care homes say funding hasn't risen
The Kansas Association of Homes for the Aging reports the state has failed to raise Medicaid payments to not-for-profit nursing homes after a federal judge ordered the freeze ended. Since Oct. 1 homes report lower payments and some have had to modify resident care plans. See Care, page 7A
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