Clinton Makes Case for 20000 Troops to Bosnia
President Clinton, in a prime time Oval Office address, urged supporting a limited mission to deploy about 20,000 U.S. troops to enforce a Bosnia peace accord. He warned of war if Congress blocks, pledged responsibility for casualties, and outlined a roughly yearlong, focused operation under an American general with NATO backing.
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Koch Case Nears End Eviction Battle Heats Up
Wichita billionaire Bill Koch awaits closing arguments in his court battle to evict former lover Catherine de Castelbajac from his condo. The high profile dispute centers on property rights and personal tensions as the case moves toward a verdict.
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Shelby Comes Home At Lawrence Labrador Mystery Ends
A two week old mystery concluded Monday when a Labrador retriever was returned to its Lawrence home. The likely return closes a neighborhood case that drew local attention and prompted familiar search efforts.
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Lawrence Hom
Mandela Advances Quarrel With De Klerk Cited
Mandela states the mutual reliance between himself and Deputy President de Klerk, acknowledging an unavoidable political reality despite opposition. The remark underscores ongoing power-sharing dynamics in South Africa's leadership as reported on page 5A.
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Students queue up for seats for KU UCLA game
KU senior Jason Hart and friends began camping to secure seats for the No. 2 Jayhawks NCAA title defense against UCLA. The Amini group must fend off over a dozen rival student squads with roll calls and 6 am to 10 pm vigils.
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Lawrence
Webaholism grips students and adults online
Lisa Bowes, once a Humboldt State student, spent hours daily chatting with online friends and pursuing quilting and movies with others. She recovered only after giving away her computer, illustrating a growing trend of Internet addiction among students and older adults across America.
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Gingrich Ends Presidential Bid to Focus on Budget Pact
House Speaker Newt Gingrich announced from Marietta Georgia that he will not pursue the 1996 presidential race. He said his priority is to push for a balanced budget with President Clinton within weeks while remaining in Congress and seeking re-election.
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Jail plan near cemetery draws church opposition
Douglas County eyes a 196 bed jail on a 40.5 acre site north of Mount Calvary Cemetery near East Lith Street and the Santa Fe tracks. The cemetery committee from St John the Evangelist and Corpus Christi churches may oppose it until Archbishop Keleher decides, as neighbors fear fence and expansion limits. Local officials remain divided with some ranking the site high and others opposing it.
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