Serbs escalate shelling around Bihac amid talks
U N sources say Serb forces intensified artillery fire on the U N designated safe area of Bihac despite NATO threats. Bosnian Prime Minister Silajdzic offered a nationwide cease fire if Serbs accept, while Serb deputy leader Koljevic floated ending the war, a move unlikely to win government approval. The clash near Bihac, about 90 miles from Sarajevo, risks broader conflict as NATO weighs action with civilian casualties concerns.
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NATO
U.N
Bihac
Haris Silajdzic
Nikola Koljevic
Tured
Silajdzic
Claire Grimes
Bosnia
Thanksgiving generosity lights up city and towns nationwide
Shelters and churches offered meals across the country with New York City’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade drawing thousands of children and adults. The scene also notes a peace performance by regular forces, highlighted on pages 3A and 6A.
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New York City
Homeless Activist Ted Hayes Talks Food Aid Revival
Quote from Los Angeles activist Ted Hayes captured on page 3A highlights a nationwide trend of people sharing meals with homeless individuals, stressing a reverse dynamic where the marginalized assist the city through food distribution. The remark underscores community-driven relief amid rising shelter needs.
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America
Ted Hayes
Los Angeles
Present-hunters hit stores early in holiday rush
Shoppers across Lawrence flooded discounts on South Iowa Street as stores opened early on the first day of Christmas shopping. Alice Helmer rushed between Wal-Mart Kmart and other outlets while noting stock runs, with managers reporting strong early sales and packed parking lots at J.C. Penney Tanger Factory Outlet Center and Riverfront Plaza.
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Kmart
Lawrence
Dee
Wal-Mart
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Power Rangers
J.C. Penney’s
W.S. Wyss
Wyss
Joe Flannery
Weavers
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Flannery
David Longhurst
Lawrence Riverfront Plaza
Riverfront Plaza
Kacy Childs-Winston
Tanger Factory Outlet Center
Bart. Richardson
L-West
Teresa Carnagie
Eudora
Iowa
Carnagie
Danielle
City crossing guard Janice Hurst worries over insurance
Janice Hurst earns 72 weekly guiding Cordley School children across Vermont Street while fears grow that coverage may not extend to crossing at 19th Street The city only approves Vermont crossings leaving 19th Street unprotected and raising safety concerns from parents PTA leaders and residents Traffic Safety Commission plans a Dec 5 meeting at city hall to address extending guard protection across 19th Street near Cordley School.
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19Th Street
Cordley School
Aew Hurst
Vermont
19Th
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Leslie Johnson
Kerry Altenbernd
Cordley Pta
Traffic Safety Commission
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Sixth
Richard Gwin
Journal-Worth Hore
Lovers on the lam steal car and marry during wild Southern tour
Gordon Ray Thomas and Consuella Gaines Thomas, both 23, flee after Thomas is jailed for armed robbery. They steal a powder blue Cadillac, marry in Memphis, tour the South via Texarkana and Tybee Island, and are captured on Tybee Island eight days later. Thomas remains in prison. Gaines-Thomas faces multiple charges and $500,000 bond.
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Consuella Monique Gaines‘Thomas
Laura Balthazar
Georgia
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Balthazar
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Elvis
Graceland Mansion
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