Senate backs contradictory Bosnia embargo moves
In a rare double vote the Senate split on lifting the U N arms embargo on Bosnia. One branch favored unilateral lifting 50 to 49, the other 50 to 49 urged Clinton seek UN and NATO backing first. Bosnian ambassador Alkalaj welcomed any action, while critics warned of U S inaction.
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Clinton undecided on Supreme Court nomination
President Clinton has not chosen a nominee and may delay beyond today. Three finalists remain Bruce Babbitt Richard Arnold and Stephen Breyer with Breyer viewed as easiest to confirm. Dole warned Babbitt could face party opposition though all three could win Senate confirmation.
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EU grads to be going the distance story continued
Graduating students at the European university program prepare to extend their reach beyond campus. The article discusses anticipated career paths, international opportunities, and the supportive roles of faculty and alumni. It notes partnerships with industry and research centers boosting postgrad options.
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Long Commute Ends As Therapist Takes New Route
Stamper, a 48 year old former Lawrence resident, commuted 515 miles round trip from Plainville to Lawrence for work and classes until starting Monday when her job shifts to a 35 mile daily drive from Plainville to Phillipsburg as an outpatient therapist. She plans to use season football tickets in Lawrence next time.
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Snake in Car Leads to Free Removal by Scout Supporters
Burkhart, a Laird Noller worker, freed a likely black rat snake from a car near the Wakarusa River bridge after cautious handling. Niehoff notes a free removal service. Collins explains snakes may nest in long-stationary cars as a safe shelter. Burkhart stresses not harming wildlife and teaching Scouts to avoid unnecessary killing.
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