Western leaders warn force may be needed in Yugoslavia
At the Munich summit Western leaders warned U N peacekeepers could use force if relief shipments are blocked in Yugoslavia. They welcomed Boris Yeltsin seeking economic aid and a Russian debt moratorium as they struggle to craft a fresh global growth plan. The communique urged parties to protect relief workers amid ongoing conflict.
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Indicted trio accused of taking millions to push war
A former U S ambassador to Bahrain Sam Zakhem and two associates were indicted for secretly taking 7.7 million dollars from Kuwait to drum up U S military action in the Persian Gulf before the Gulf War. William R Kennedy Jr and Scott Stanley Jr, linked to Conservative Digest, allegedly failed to reveal they acted as Kuwaiti agents.
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City budget plan keeps lid on taxes
City Manager Mike Wildgen outlines a conservative 1993 budget that avoids property tax increases while keeping service levels, with no new street sweepers or public works staff. The plan adds three sanitation workers for recycling, a tub grinder at about 15000, and a yard waste pickup concept funded by sanitation user fees.
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Ballard Named Lawrence School Board President for 1992-93
Lawrence board members elected Barbara Ballard as president and John Tacha as vice president for the 1992-93 year. Ballard, former vice president, was the top vote-getter in 1989 and succeeds Mary Loveland. Tacha had the second-highest vote in 1989.
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Dueling Rallies Planned At Kansas University Campus
A pro choice coalition and pro life groups plan separate rallies at Kansas University's Campanile Hill and Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Organizers expect 1,000 to 2,000 at Campanile Hill and 10,000 to 20,000 at Memorial Stadium, with organizers stressing peaceful protests and questions over security costs.
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Local building permits stay above last year despite June dip
June building permit valuation fell to 5.12 million from May’s 9.13 million, yet still exceeded June 1991’s 3.51 million. The city issued 28 new single family permits in June, down from 65, as a January boom driven by warm weather and low rates continues to influence the Lee Building page 11A.
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