International BioAnalytical Workshop at KU boosts Lawrence links
Kansas University hosted over 100 leading researchers for the first International BioAnalytical Workshop in Lawrence. Organizers envision biannual meetings and expanded Dread Labs and CBAR growth, aiming to attract pharma firms and drive Kansas economic development through world class bioanalytical research.
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Ted Kuwana
Center For BioAnalytical Research
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Regents
Takeru Higuchi
Higuchi
Sunflower
Oread Labs
Lawrence- KU
United States
Dread Labs
CBAR
Tak Higuchi
Pilots Glide Crippled F-16 to Safe Tampa Landing
Two Air Force pilots guided a crippled F-16, disabled by a bird strike, to a safe 25 mile glide into Tampa International Airport. The jet, valued at $14 million, had engine failure 65 miles north near Sumter County while returning from a training mission at MacDill Air Force Base. The bird remains lodged in the engine as Capt. Dian Lawhon praised the pilots for their skill in managing the glide.
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Bowen urges wide anti AIDS effort at global conference
US Health Secretary Otis Bowen called for global scientific and compassionate action to defeat AIDS at the Third International Conference on AIDS closing session. He pledged to defend the rights of people with AIDS, while protesters interrupted his remarks.
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University of Maryland At Baltimore
Soviets to let Kuwait lease more tankers
Soviet officials reportedly grant Kuwait permission to charter as many tankers as needed to shield oil shipments from Iranian gunboats in the Persian Gulf. The deal is verbal, tied to possible U S backing for last minute protection of Kuwait's fleet, amid Iran's attacks during the Iran Iraq war.
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Schroeder weighs White House bid after 1984 advice
Washington AP report notes Patricia Schroeder, eight term Colorado congresswoman and former national co-chair of Gary Hart's campaign, is seriously considering a 1988 Democratic presidential bid. She says people want her to look at it seriously and questions whether she can get ready in time.
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Friday Was 19876543210 Day in Milwaukee
Diane Spector described a rare numeric coincidence observed on a Friday when the year month day and time align to count down 1987 six sixth month fifth day at 4 32 and 10 seconds. She said the sequence reads 19876543210 at those moments and noted 1961 may read upside down.
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Diane Spector
Bullet Kills Palestinian Youth in Nablus
In the West Bank city of Nablus Israeli troops fired during protests marking the 20th anniversary of occupation. A 15 year old boy, Azam Arandi, was killed by a stray bullet that pierced his heart while indoors. A second youth, 10, sustained minor injuries from bullet fragments at a market.
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Executive named for FAA post
President Reagan announced plans to nominate T Allan McArtor an executive at Federal Express Corp to head the Federal Aviation Administration replacing Donald Engen who leaves the agency in July McArtor a former U S Air Force combat pilot has spent time at the Transportation Department and FAA to familiarize himself with the agency government sources say
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Iran vows to widen Gulf war over U S bases
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Rafsanjani warned that if any Gulf nation offers bases to the United States, Iran would enter foreign lands to fight Americans in the southern Gulf. Prime Minister Musavi pledged to use Iran’s forces against superpowers if they conspire against Tehran.
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Tehran University
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Aquino Landslide Tops Philippine Senate Election
The Philippines Commission on Elections proclaims the top 20 candidates for the 24-seat Senate after May 11 voting. President Aquino leads with a landslide victory. only Joseph Estrada from the opposition is among the winners, while Juan Ponce Enrile sits 22nd amid four remaining seats.
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Philippine Commission On Elections Today
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Corazon Aquino
Joseph Estrada
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Pleasant Weekend Weather Forecast For Clinton Lake Area
Sunny today with a high near 88 and light southerly winds. Tonight clear and cooler with a low around 64. Sunday will be clear with a high near 89 and southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Overnight Sunday night mostly clear with a low around 68 and southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Official Friday readings show a high 83 and low 58 with no precipitation. Sunrise 5:56 sunset 8:44. Lake readings at 8 a.m. Friday show temperature 75 and level 878.18 feet. Normal level 875.5 feet.
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Honduras allows Contras to stay after meeting
Honduran military says it will not demand the Contras leave Honduras and wage the war from outside. Officials indicated possible future changes but no ultimatum was issued. RN director Aristides Sanchez noted no military orders to depart. Calero left Tegucigalpa for the United States after three days visiting rebel bases.
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Honduras
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