Fed Beige Book flags economy weak or slow growing
The Federal Reserve’s beige book reports the U.S. economy remaining weak or slowly growing through September into October. Retail sales are sluggish across many districts, manufacturing shows slowed improvement, defense industries weaken in Boston and St Louis, and home sales rise modestly in some areas while overall loan demand stays weak though refinancing surges. Local outlook for the holiday season is cautious despite some optimism in Kansas City and Richmond.
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University official denies cocaine deal allegations
Kansas University affirmative action director James Turner denied claims he sold cocaine to Kenneth Lee Morris, who faces first degree murder charges in the beating death of Dan ny Davis. Police testified Morris said Turner sold him drugs hours before the attack. Turner questioned why Morris would implicate him and suggested police singled out a presumed suspect.
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U S and Vietnam may restart ties next month
Secretary Baker said talks with Vietnam could begin soon to normalize relations once Hanoi cooperates on the fates of about 2,000 U S service members missing in action. The move follows a communique from earlier talks signaling restored ties and occurs during peace treaty events in Paris.
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Thomas sworn in as justice during surprise ceremony
Clarence Thomas became the 106th Supreme Court justice after a private oath in a conference room. Attending were Amy Toni House, Sen. John Danforth, and Chief Justice Rehnquist's aide Ron Jones. The ceremony followed a White House oath and elevated his salary to 153,800.
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City golf course back in rough as developers push plan
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday encouraged private developer Jeff Gazaway to pursue a public golf course near Lawrence instead of directing the city to build its own. Gazaway’s project could meet local demand for an affordable course run by private enterprise, supporters say, while critics urge a public option for residents.
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Man 38 Arrested in Two Bank Robberies
Dale Allen Robertson, 38, was arrested on a federal warrant issued after a grand jury indicted him on three counts relating to bank robberies at Wellsville Bank on August 23 and September 4. He faces up to 55 years and an $800,000 fine if convicted.
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