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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1998

Page

3

Widow of Rabin honored at Germany Week of Brotherhood

Leah Rabin, widow of slain Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, received the Buber-Rosenzweig medal at Germany's Week of Brotherhood opening. She praised German Israeli ties while saying, We don't want to forget or forgive, yet a new chapter is opening with hope for the future.

Yitzhak Rabin Germany Leah Rabin

Avalanche kills 70 in Darbandi village Afghanistan

A mountain avalanche in northern Afghanistan crushed the village of Darbandi about 50 miles north of Kabul on Saturday night, killing 70 people and leaving dozens missing. Engineers reported survivors found, with search efforts continuing Sunday as Afghanistan endures recent disasters.

Afghanistan Darbandi Kabul Auruf Takhar

Four-calf birth shocks Alberta farm on Ridge Valley ranch

A cow on a Ridge Valley Hutterite Colony ranch near Valleyview Alberta gave birth to four healthy calves without fertility drugs. The two bull and two heifer calves weighed about 59 pounds each, a rare event Dr. Reuben Mapletoft calls possibly one in several hundred thousand births.

Edmonton Sun Ridge Valley Hutterite Valleyview Edmonton Reuben Mapletoft Western College of Veterinary Medicine Saskatoon Saskatchewan

U.S. envoy seeks new Cyprus peace talks drive

Thomas Miller, the State Department Special Coordinator for Cyprus, arrives to press for a new round of negotiations between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. He aims to meet Cypriot President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash as the island remains divided by a U.N. patrol zone since 1974 following a Turkish invasion.

AUS Cyprus Thomas Miller State Department U.N

Albright warns Kosovo conflict could widen in Balkans

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright urged leaders in Bonn Paris and London that the Kosovo crisis may spread through the Balkans. She discussed UN peacekeeping in Macedonia and a Western force in Albania, with intended urgent measures to calm Kosovo and possible cuts to Serbia aid.

Paris Europe Madeleine Albright Serbia Kosovo Balkans London U.N Macedonia Albania Bonn Albright Klaus Kinkel Hubert Vedrine Rome Ing Kinkel Vedrine Britain Italy Russia Clinton Belgrade U.S

First defendant goes on trial in mom killing

Debra Evans awaited her fourth child when three assailants invaded her Wheaton apartment on November 16 1995. They killed Evans daughter Samantha 10 and her son Joshua 37, slashed Evans, abducted baby Elijah and her other son, then killed the boy who survived briefly. Jacqueline Williams faces first degree murder and aggravated kidnapping charges. Co defendants Fedell Caffey and Laverne Ward will be tried separately. Joshua identified the suspects before his death.

DuPage County Joe Birkett Jacqueline Annette Williams Williams Evans Samantha Joshua Elijah Fedell Caffey Laverne Ward Ward Chicago Alabama Peter Dockery

Computer geeks near inclusion in dictionaries

Lexicographers weigh adding the term geek as a definition for a computer aficionado. In Silicon Valley and beyond, the usage has grown in print and on the Web, with publishers and linguistic groups noting its staying power despite some resistance among tech communities.

San Jose Calian Mike Agnes MacMillan General Reference Agnes California Silicon Valley Joe Pickett Houghton Mifflin American Dialect Society Michael Hyatt

Father recalls normal son before Connecticut lottery rampage

Matthew Beck, 35, left for work seemingly ordinary, then gunned down lottery president and three supervisors at Connecticut Lottery Corp. headquarters. His father Donald described him as not downcast, despite prior depression battles and near-fatal overdoses.

Donald Beck The Hartford Courant Connecticut Lottery Corp Lottery Matthew Beck Florida Institute of Technology Ledyard Sportsmen’s Club

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