Bush seeks breakthrough before three way debate
President Bush rehearsed in Washington with aides as he eyes a late campaign surge 19 days from Election Day. Clinton said his raspy voice is better after a Williamsburg jog and prepared for the Richmond debate with a large lead in polls. Perot remains at 10 percent in the CBS-New York Times poll of 854 voters with a 3 point margin.
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Presidential debate schedule and details announced
AP report lists Thursday's presidential debate between President Bush Bill Clinton and Ross Perot. It will run 8 to 9 30 p m at the University of Richmond Richmond Virginia with a single moderator Carole Simpson audience questions and live coverage on PBS ABC CBS NBC FOX CNN and C SPAN
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Social Security hike, inflation data ease. economy steadies
September consumer prices rose 0.2 percent, the smallest gain since July, while the annual inflation pace sits near 2.9 percent. Social Security benefits rise 3 percent in 1993, lifting the average check to 653 dollars. Unemployment claims fell to 383,000, with earnings and hours worked down, and inventories up 0.3 percent as sales dropped 1.2 percent.
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Cooks spotlight National School Lunch Week at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School cooks discuss feeding hundreds daily during National School Lunch Week. They emphasize popular items like pizza and chicken nuggets, efforts to lure students away from fast food, and strategies such as finger foods, varied menus, and take-home packed lunches.
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Numbers racket hits DA's race in Douglas County
In the Douglas County district attorney race challenger Jim Rumsey, a Democrat, cites statistics suggesting a low conviction rate and high reliance on plea bargains and dismissals during Jerry Wells' tenure. The state agency counters, noting some figures reflect an administrative revision. corrected numbers show more trials and different outcomes.
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Freeze expected in Lawrence Friday night
A first freeze is forecast for Friday night in Lawrence with temperatures dropping to 29 degrees and wind chills near 9. Forecaster Greg Lebenbauer notes a cold front this afternoon brings a temperature drop and a chance of rain. Residents are urged to bring indoors potted plants, cover bedding plants, harvest ready vegetables, detach hoses, wrap water pipes, and provide outdoor shelter for dogs with straw bedding and a south-facing doorway.
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Social Security checks rise 3 percent next year
About 44 million Americans will receive higher Social Security payments in the mail next year as the government announced a 3 percent increase. The rise is the smallest in six years, reflecting modest growth amid broader inflation trends.
Questions at Lawrence bond forum draw local interest
About 25 attendees questioned a $29.9 million bond proposal at Lawrence High School library. Board member Mary Loveland and KU education professor Tom Erb spoke alongside Citizens Committee members Mike Heffner and Renee Karr who endorse the plan to build two new elementary schools and a fourth junior high.
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Lawrence Schools Seek 29.9 Million Bond Vote This Fall
Lawrence school district asks voters on November 3 to approve a 29.9 million bond to fund two new elementary schools, a fourth junior high, renovations of Lawrence High and Central Junior High, and expansion of Wakarusa Valley School. Officials cite crowded conditions at Quail Run School as a key motive.
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