Israelis, Hezbollah clash as hostage talks persist
Israel and allies freed 15 Arab prisoners and Shiite captors promised a U S hostage release within 24 hours. Israeli air strikes hit a Hezbollah base wounding civilians as U N officials say further hostages may be freed. U S Ambassador Crocker urged immediate unconditional release amid ongoing negotiations in Beirut.
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Quake in India Leaves Hundreds Dead and Injured
Thousands of soldiers and medical teams distributed rice blankets and medicine as officials reported at least 367 dead from a 6.1 to 7.1 magnitude quake near Uttarkashi along the Tibetan border. Red Cross lists showed many victims including children amid thousands harmed by collapsing buildings and landslides.
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Endowment reports centennial KU drive reaches 237 million
The Kansas University Endowment Association celebrates its 100th annual meeting with a record Campaign Kansas total of 237,315,573 in gifts and pledges. Jim Martin is elected president, four new trustees join, succeeding Todd Seymour who retires after leading since 1974.
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Mississippi
Gambling: Some see it as a savior in Kansas politics
In Topeka the upcoming January legislative session sharpens debate over video gambling. Supporters push private clubs and taverns hosting poker and keno machines as a revenue source to avert tax increases amid a tough school funding crisis. Governor Finney backs revenue potential if properly regulated.
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Dakota
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Broncos Beat Chiefs On Elway 71 Yard Bomb
John Elway connected on a 71 yard pass to Mark Jackson setting up a fourth quarter field goal as the Denver Broncos defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 19 to 16. A separate report notes a major blaze in the California hills near Oakland and Berkeley killing 10 and destroying at least 360 homes.
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Three Lawrence Officials Back Private Golf Course Plan
Three of five Lawrence city commissioners favored private developer Jeff Gazaway building a public golf course near Lawrence rather than the city purchasing or building its own. Commissioner Shirley Martin-Smith said private sector demand should be met if viable, with city involvement as a last resort. Gazaway plans an intermediate-level public course at the K-10 site, aiming for spring readiness.
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