KGB archives yield no new clues on POWs
In Moscow a KGB file search found no additional information on missing Americans. Yeltsin pledged full archival review, Primakov confirmed fruitless results, and Toon heads a U S Russian POW commission seeking cooperation despite the lack of new evidence.
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Lawrence property valuations rise slightly in 1992 study
Lawrence city managers report preliminary 1992 property valuations at 269,001,682 dollars, about 5.5 million higher than 1991. The small rise could influence the 77 mill school levy, 28 mill city levy, and 27 mill county levy, with officials noting the figure may still grow.
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City hears call for full time Lawrence Alliance director
Leaders of several local agencies urged Monday for more city funds including a 48350 raise for the city appointed antidiscrimination group the Lawrence Alliance The Alliance needs a full time director to coordinate growing activities of the 15 member panel Ann Weick chairs the panel The position would cost about 30000 plus fringe benefits Weick dean of KU School of Social Welfare coordinated the program in its first year but cannot continue that level of oversight
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Perot Bush tied in latest New York Times CBS poll
New York Times CBS News Poll finds Bush unpopularity echoed by low approval ratings for the economy while Clinton is viewed as lacking strong leadership. Perot leads tied with Bush when three-way choice offered, but his negative view has surged. Nearly four in ten voters seek more choices and cynicism remains high ahead of Election Day.
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Lawrence school board votes to move $800000 to capital outlay
Lawrence districts vote to transfer 800000 unspent from 1991 92 general fund to capital outlay, rejecting Tom Murray’s bid to cut the capital mill levy by 2.67 mills. Board cites need to address neglected facilities and fund more projects.
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Downtown zoning talk eyed to boost city vitality
Lawrence city commissioners and planning officials debated downtown zoning changes on Monday to promote more retail and residential growth while avoiding neighborhood impact. They favor expanding upward rather than outward and consider city-backed parking under new structures to lure residents and encourage foot traffic.
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Clinton debt nears four million as May ends
Clinton's campaign report to the FEC shows debts rising to about 3.93 million in May from 2.5 million in April, with 1.9 million loans outstanding. The campaign spent 5.29 million that month and raised about 2.28 million in private contributions, boosting total since entry to roughly 14.2 million.
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