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OPEC boosts oil ceiling amid Saudi led push for influence
OPEC ministers agreed to raise the official production ceiling to 27.5 million barrels a day from 25.033 million, a 10 percent increase driven by Saudi Arabia with allies Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. Iran and Libya opposed, warning of price drops as actual output lags the stated target.
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Can the world survive the next millennium
Editor notes a millennium inquiry by Matt Crenston exploring risks from asteroids disease terrorism warming and other threats. The piece previews a panel of experts including University of Arizona astronomer John Lewis and signals continuation on page 3A with discussion of cosmic and terrestrial dangers as Y2K approaches.
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Law grads face improving job market at KU
Wesley Smith, a KU business student who enrolled in 1994, has already secured a topeka law firm position before graduating in December. Dean Michael Hoeflich notes a 90 percent placement rate last year and a reversal of the downturn from 1991 to 1993 as graduates pursue roles in education, government and industry.
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Job market for graduates shows booming growth
The article notes unemployment at 24 year lows and expects rates to stay below 5 percent next year. It highlights rising opportunities across manufacturing, public utilities, retail trade, and services, citing a national study that the near future looks brighter for graduates.
Second KPL explosion victim dies in Kansas City
A Lawrence man Ron Guy 57 died Saturday afternoon at KU Medical Center after severe burns from last week’s KPL Lawrence Energy Center blast. He was the second worker to die. Duane Tenpenny 48 of Topeka had already died.
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