Clinton to Outline Bosnia Plan for 20000 Troops
President Clinton will address the nation from the Oval Office to urge support for sending 20,000 U S troops to enforce the Bosnia peace accord. The speech tests his foreign policy leadership as critics question the mission and its national security stakes.
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In Father's Footsteps In Family Political Hurdle
On Tuesday the eldest son of Jesse Jackson seeks his own appeal in a special election to fill the 2nd Congressional District seat left vacant by Mel Reynolds. The weather forecast calls for rain changing to light snow with a high near 42 and low around 41.
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UNM Expert Praises Xray Hologram Tech
Dr. Frederick Rupp of the University of New Mexico comments on a machine that converts X rays and CT scans into holograms. The remark highlights the technology as very cool.
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Festival of Trees auction boosts donations for The Shelter
More than 50 decorated trees were staged at Liberty Hall for a Tuesday auction benefiting The Shelter Inc. The Ninth annual Festival of Trees drew volunteers who decorated trees, with chairwoman Dru Fritzel noting an overwhelming response. The event raises funds while showcasing community holiday spirit and featured a centerpiece Pinwheel tree among diverse entries.
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Pocahontas Holiday Story Comes to Journal-World
A four week holiday comic series runs from today through Dec. 23 in the Journal-World featuring Disney's Pocahontas. Read about Pocahontas, John Smith, Meeko and new characters revisiting Jamestown as winter famine looms and Gov Ratcliffe schemes to hinder aid.
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U S plans for Aristide's departure from Haiti
Washington signals Haiti will hold presidential elections as planned next month and Aristide will step down next February. White House adviser Lake says Aristide is ambiguous but expects a February inauguration for a new president. U.S. troops will exit after that, with possible engineer missions later. Senators Kerrey and Gramm press Aristide to honor democracy and leave if he reneges.
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Ukraine may dismantle all nuclear weapons by next spring
Ukraine's U.S. ambassador Yuri Shcherbak said practically 90 percent of its nuclear arsenal has been deactivated and all could be dismantled by May of next year under START-2. He spoke during a Kansas visit to KU and met Gov. Graves to discuss economic ventures.
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Ukraine profile notes high poverty and limited living costs
The data outline Ukraine with a population of 52 million and area of 233,100 square miles, slightly larger than France. It cites monthly incomes of $18 to $24 and basic goods costing about $30, plus energy costs comparable to a month's salary. It mentions an EU exchange with Lviv University in 1989 and notes one U S university maintaining a Ukrainian exchange program.
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