Bush joins sanctions on Yugoslavia with EC
President Bush announced the United States would join European Community sanctions on Yugoslavia and seek a UN oil embargo. He cautioned sanctions alone may not quell Yugoslav strife, while stressing a firm stance against nationalism and intolerance. The leaders also pursued a long stalled international trade agreement despite farm subsidy disputes.
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Hague
Netherlands
Bush
United States
European Community
Yugoslavia
United Nations
U.S
Nico Wegter
U.N. Security Council
Haiti
Iraq
Europe
Soviet Union
NATO
Rome
Gasoline price bill targets predatory pricing in Kansas
A Kansas interim committee reviews a bill to forbid predatory pricing by major oil firms. It would require all Kansas gas sellers to price at least equal to wholesale cost plus business expenses, allowing lawsuits between stations for below-cost sales. Proponents say independents and consumers need protection. opponents warn higher prices follow after power shifts. The measure lacks a passage recommendation and moves to further study.
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Kansas
Wally McBride
M & M Oil Co
McBride
Milton Brown
University Phillip
Iowa
Kansas Oil Marketers Assn
Diane Silver
Mika Yoder
Ted Boyle
Lawrence
Fisca Station
North Lawrence Union Pacific Depot restoration to start Monday
Restoration of the Union Pacific Depot in North Lawrence begins Monday with roof stabilization and asbestos abatement on the 102 year old building. The first phase costs about 104000 funded by city general obligation and community development funds, with B A Green Construction and Allstate Asbestos Specialty handling work.
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Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Lawrence
Bob Moody
B.A. Green Construction
Allstate
Paola
Union Pacific Railroad
North Second Street
Payese
United Ways
Civilians in Grozny Resist Soviet Emergency Decree
Civilians in Grozny blockaded streets and militiamen seized airports to thwart Soviet efforts to enforce Yeltsin’s emergency rule. Chechen militiamen reportedly captured 1,000 Soviet troops, a claim denied by the interior ministry. Deputy Interior Minister Komissarov arrived to negotiate with President-elect Dudayev as clashes and defiance persisted.
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Grozny
U.S.S.R
Boris Yeltsin
Chechen-Ingush
Interior Ministry
Vladimir Shtepa
Yeltsin
Georgia
Mikhail 5
Gorbachev
Vyacheslav Komissarov
Dzhokar Dudayev
Tass
Lawrence High Rallies Past Olathe North in 6A Drill
Lawrence High's football team overcame a 14 point deficit to defeat Olathe North 34 21 in a Class 6A quarterfinal playoff game Friday night. Vietnamese refugees were forced aboard a plane and deported to their homeland today in a tense migrant transport scenario.
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Lawrence High
Olathe North
Quotable: Snow challenge spans inches to 28.4 in St. Paul
Index QUOTABLE quotes snowplow driver Mike Thoomke of St. Paul about the difficulty of clearing heavy snow. The remark contrasts typical modest snow with an extreme 28.4 inch snowfall, highlighting the strain on crews and equipment as referenced on page BA.
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Mike Thoomke
St. Paul
Simple steps help beat winter colds
A Kansas University Medical Center physician offers homespun tips to stave off winter illnesses. Sleep well, eat right, exercise, and manage stress to stay healthy. If illness arrives, hydrate, ensure vitamin C, and maintain a balanced diet. Chicken soup and hot baths are comforting, not medicinal, but help relaxation. Prevent spread with regular hand washing and using personal towels glasses and toothbrushes. Seek care if fever exceeds 101 degrees or cough brings green or yellow matter.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Jane Murray
Kansas City, Kan
Murray
Med Center
Yockey
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