North Korea to return 30 U.S. war remains this month
U S military officials said North Korea informed Washington it will send back 30 American soldiers killed in the Korean War this month. About 8,000 Americans remain unaccounted for and the first 15 bodies are to be handed over at Panmunjom. US demands NK cooperation on nuclear inspections before improved ties.
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Mount Pleasant Clash After Arrest Triggers Riot
About 200 people pelted police, firefighters, and medics with rocks and bottles after an arrest in a Mount Pleasant restaurant. Order restored by dawn. Leaders plan citizen patrols to deter repeats as officials cite alcohol and unresolved tensions between Hispanics and police.
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Opposition Halts Thai Protests Amid Resignation Plan
Bangkok protests end as government agrees to a plan that could force Prime Minister Suchinda Kraprayoon to resign within months. Opposition spokesman Arong Junsai warned the military planned to clear tens of thousands at 2 a.m. if the agreement had not been reached.
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Homeless Campground Opens in Oregon Forest
In Cottage Grove Oregon a national forest campground opens for the homeless with six families setting up shelters in an abandoned quarry pit about 40 miles southeast of Eugene Frances Davis a 72 year old squatter who has lived in Umpqua National Forest since November will call the three acre site home for months Her Social Security check of 580 covers rent Officials ordered her to move by May 12 to a newly cleared site named Blodgett where up to 25 homeless people will be allowed to stay permanently.
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Endeavour Astronauts Set to Rescue Marooned Sat
NASA orders two Endeavour spacewalks to capture the tumbling Intelsat satellite after a failed latch. Thuot and Hieb will again attempt to snare and stabilize the 157 million craft 22,300 miles up. Intelsat, a 122-nation telecom group, says the satellite could earn up to 240 thousand dollars daily in revenue.
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Study finds blacks face higher disability benefit rejection
A GAO study shows blacks with serious ailments have been more likely than whites to be denied Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claims over 30 years. Despite higher rejection rates, blacks also show greater total benefits due to higher work-related disability rates and larger claim numbers.
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Clinton Lake Weather Report Shows Mixed Forecast
Tonight 40 percent rain chance clearing after midnight southeast winds 6 to 16 mph high around 68. Tuesday mostly clear with northeast winds 5 to 10 mph and high near 80. Overnight readings include varying notes on wind and temperature, with a reported lake temperature 62 degrees and level at 877.48 feet above mean sea level.
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Weather Elsewhere Monday
The Associated Press reports weather across regions for Monday with regional forecasts and notable temperature ranges. Strong winds are possible in coastal areas and showers may affect inland zones. Authorities urge caution for travelers as weather systems move through the nation.
Gorbachev calls for reunification of former republics
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev urged the former USSR republics to reunite as one entity to pursue social and economic freedom. After meeting with Jimmy Carter, he emphasized socialism plus democracy, political and economic freedom, and minority justice as paths to a humane, just society.
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Weather Zone Based Forecast For Douglas County Kansas
Douglas County Kansas forecasts by zone show varied conditions tonight through Tuesday. Zones 1 2 4 and 3 report clear skies with cool to mild lows and high near 80s. Zones 7 8 and 10 11 expect clear to partly cloudy skies with highs near 80 and lows around 50s to 80s. Zones 9 12 see chances of evening rain tonight then clearing, with Tuesday sunny and highs about 80. Zones 13 14 15 18 17 anticipate evening rain tonight with gradual clearing, winds northeast for a portion of Tuesday and highs near 80.
Travel outlook by region amid unsettled conditions
Inaccurate OCR style weather brief covers MISSQUAI NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA and COLORADO forecasts. It notes tonight’s rain in places and lows from 30s to 60s with highs in the 60s to 80s, plus scattered rain and later clearing, with mixed wording about routes and agencies.
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