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18 Nov 1993
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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1993
Page
1
MIA remains found in Southeast Asia as search expands
U.S. search teams recovered what are believed to be the remains of Americans missing in action in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The operation plans larger missions in December and January across all three countries as part of ongoing efforts to locate and identify the missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Africa ends apartheid with new constitution
South Africa dismantles apartheid as leaders endorse a new constitution granting equal rights to blacks and ending white dominance after centuries of rule. House passes mining reform with 316 to 108 to curb federal land mining, imposing first ever royalties on hard rock miners. Lynn Smith, publisher, notes a smokeout day statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Africa
Clinton wins House vote on NAFTA strengthens his position
President Clinton says the House passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement gives him a stronger hand to push open world markets for U S exports. He noted Vice President Gore will travel to Mexico for talks with President Salinas once the deal is approved by Congress and the Mexican Senate, with steps to launch the new trade era to begin as early as Tuesday. Labor leaders vowed to remember the defeat.
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Clinton
U.S
al Gore
Mexico
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Seattle
White House
Salinas
Gore
Mack McLarty
Mexico City
Associated Press
Nafta
House
Jim Slattery
Jan Meyers
Pat Roberts
Dan Glickman
Senate
George Mitchell
Senate NAFTA debate may start Friday
Clinton presses NAFTA amid party splits as AP shows 52 senators in favor 31 opposed and 17 undecided. AFL-CIO and Teamsters warn the deal could hamper health care reform while Republicans push for tariff reductions. Mitchell says health care drive may reunite the president with trade foes, with full coverage on pages 3A 1B and 8B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAFTA
Clinton
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Teamsters
Ron Carey
Regents urge Kansas universities to lift graduation rates
Kansas regents pressed universities led by KU to raise four and six year graduation rates especially among minority students. Data show KU four year 24.7 percent and six year 54.6 percent with Wichita State lowest four year rate at 7.8 and Pittsburg State highest at 24.9. KU six year 54.6 versus WSU 30.3. Regents urged better support for minority students and retention as part of a state wide higher education plan through 2000.
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Torrka
Kansas University
Rick Harman
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Shirley Palmer
Wichita State
Pittsburg State University
WSU
Harman
State University
Regents’ Review of State University
Kansas
Dave Shulenburger
Kansas State
American Flight Attendants Strike Halts Major Airline
Flight attendants at American Airlines walk out delaying flights nationwide. The carrier warns of firings and plans to use managers to keep service, as unions and airline fail to reach a new contract after two days of federally mediated talks. About 21,000 members threaten 11 days off including Thanksgiving travel period.
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American Airlines
Ray Abernathy
Association of Professional Flight Attendants
New Orleans
American
Burglars Blitz Area Hit At Least 100 Homes
A professional burglary ring has struck across Douglas County and three other counties, with at least 100 residences hit in the last month. Douglas County reports over 12 break ins, mostly in newer homes west of Highway 59, as thieves steal electronics and jewelry. Losses range from $2,000 to $4,000 per burglary. Authorities say the ring operates in daytime, forcing entry with doors kicked.
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Douglas County
Loren Anderson
Shawnee
Jackson
Jefferson
Anderson
Shawnee County
Don Dalquest
U.S. Highway 59
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 40
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