U N pullout in Bosnia nears as talks speed up
U N peacekeepers face a looming withdrawal with a possible 25 000 US troops involvement. Clinton plans White House talks with Congress while Europe forms a 10 000 man reaction force to aid deliveries. NATO timing pressures rise amid Serb, Muslim risks and shifting U N access in Sarajevo.
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Discovery finds cancer gene tests raise hope and fear
Researchers warn genetic testing for cancer genes could identify at risk individuals in families affected by colon cancer and beyond. Pressure from patients and biotech firms grows, while insurers may drop coverage for carriers. Experts caution tests must become nearly perfect to avoid harming patients, as real reactions to results vary and affect families emotionally.
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Shelter policy sparks debate over pet adoption standards
Harris and Don Fisher of the Lawrence Humane Society defend strict adoption rules aimed at permanent homes and animal welfare. They say tracking finances and landlord approval helps prevent returns, unwanted litters, or harm. Critics argue the standards are too harsh, while experts note such activism has reshaped public attitudes toward shelters and neutering practices. The city leash law and court hearings highlight policy tensions and future trends in Kansas adoption norms.
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County to consider shelter funding by Douglas County
Lawrence area officials weigh 1996 funding for the Lawrence Humane Society at 17500 dollars and a used vehicle while county debate centers on 500 rural stray dogs. If no deal with the shelter, a private vet could handle 20 to 40 strays annually, though county officials question responsibility for uncounted strays.
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Wolfman Jack laid to rest at Belvidere memorial
About 400 mourners gathered at Wolfman Jack’s Perquimans River home for a party like memorial. The disc jockey Robert Weston Smith was honored with his grave marker and a boombox tribute as letters from Clinton Hunt Walsh Cooper Lucas arrived.
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