Indian earthquake kills over twenty thousand in Killari
A devastating quake in southwestern India leaves more than 20 000 dead and 10 000 injured. Rescuers face monsoon rain and blocked roads as aftershocks raise panic. Officials warn of epidemics from contaminated water while cremations and widespread destruction unfold across multiple villages.
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India
Shankarrao Chavan
Press Trust of India
Maharashtra
New 4.3 Cent Gas Tax Hike Takes Effect Nationwide
The 4.3 cent per gallon federal gas tax increase began today raising the tax to 18.3 cents per gallon and expected to raise 23 billion dollars as part of Clinton's deficit plan. Stations varied in raising prices with motorists split on the move yet acknowledging its role in reducing the deficit.
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Eloise Davis
Lawrence
Hillcrest Amoco
Iowa
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Walters
Dale Kuhlke
Memphis
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Myron Yazzie
Haskell Indian Nations University
Gallup
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Generational crossfire on a porch between Wade Zippy and Neil
On a bar porch three men discuss identity across generations. Wade, 24, shirtless in red shorts, mocks the era while Zippy, 31, owner of Love Garden Sounds, and Neil, 41, author of Wade’s life, debate boomer versus Gen X meaning. The scene riffs on Clinton era power shifts and the 13th Gen thesis.
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Neil Howe
Great Falls
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Howe
Lawrence
Kansas University
Wade
North Lawrence
Slacker
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Love Garden Sounds
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Neil
Clinton
City hails reopening of N. Second Street
After four months of detours, four lanes of traffic reopen at North Second Street where a large hole was filled. Public Works Director George Williams says the 36 inch pipe now carries storm water by gravity to the Kansas River and repaving should finish by late next week.
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North Second Street
George Williams
Public Works
North Second and Locust Streets
Lawrence
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Lawrence Municipal Airport
KU valued by Money and U.S. News rankings rise
KU earns top public and overall ranks as Money and U.S. News list Kansas as a strong value. U.S. News places KU 27th public and 56th overall, down slightly from 1992. Money names KU 15th best value, up from 17th last year, citing in state tuition and other factors.
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Money
U.S. News and World Report
Kansas University
U.S. News
Money’s
Gene Budig
Money Magazine
U.S
Hard-line lawmakers reject peace agreement in parliament standstill
Hard-line lawmakers today refused to back an agreement designed to ease the standoff around parliament. They declined to lay down their guns first as President Boris Yeltsin demanded, keeping tensions high.
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Kansas City bans smoking in all airport terminals
Kansas City public terminals at Kansas City International Airport Downtown and Richards-Gebaur are now smoke free after a Thursday announcement and immediate effect. Violations could bring arrest and fines though officials will use gentle persuasion first.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City International Airport
Downtown
Richards-Gebaur
City Aviation
John Solomon
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Richard Biery
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