Bones found in East Lawrence basement prompt FBI consideration
Lawrence police may call the FBI to help identify human bones found in a basement of a rental house at 732 Conn. KU student Worley discovered five to six bones amid dirt under a bathtub, with a bone spur on the arm bone. Police seek DNA tests to identify the remains and evaluate a possible murder.
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Ministers join patrols at TeePee party in Lawrence
Rev Leo Barbee and several Lawrence ministers ride with police on weekend patrols at TeePee Junction parties. The group views their late night outreach as a modern church approach, meeting people where they are. Barbee believes Jesus would be among the people rather than inside church walls. The program aims to calm tensions after past clashes between police and partygoers.
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Debates set as Bush Clinton to clash in three meetings
Washington AP The Bush and Clinton camps announce three presidential debates starting Oct 11 in St. Louis Oct 15 in Richmond and Oct 19 in East Lansing with Ross Perot invited. A vice presidential debate is slated for Oct 13 in Atlanta. Formats vary by date with panels and moderators.
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Iraqi anger at U.N. move to seize Baghdad assets
In Baghdad, Iraqis reacted with rage to the U.N. decision to seize about $1 billion of Iraqi oil money held abroad to compensate invasion victims. Information Minister Hamed Yousef Hamadi called the act illegal and likened it to bank robbery.
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Fragmented OCR Summary Row at Farm and Movie Section
A damaged OCR snippet shows references to farm numbered 104 and movie listings with codes .41D-6D .8C-10C and .11G-15C along with a speaking segment labeled 14C 5A -1B-7B. The readable items are sparse and lack full context or clear events.
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Kansas State topples Aggies 19 0 in Manhattan
Kansas State defeats New Mexico State 19 to 0 on Saturday afternoon in Manhattan. The win leaves the Wildcats restrained in celebration despite the score as they weathered the game without overjoy.
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Young girls gain access to cheerleader trading cards
Billy Vigeant notes that new trading cards featuring cheerleaders give young girls tangible collectibles. The item highlights female athletes and fan culture, reflecting growing recognition for girls’ participation in sports.
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Billy Vigeant
Seniors at Lawrence Center weigh Bush Clinton and Perot
Lawrence seniors discussed the presidential race over lunch as papers highlighted the debates and Ross Perot's expected return to campaigning. Voters like Helen Dibble, a former DeSoto teacher, questioned Bush's record on unemployment and his prior achievements while stressing job concerns and economy.
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