U.N. says Iraq could have had nuclear bombs in 90s
The United Nations concludes Saddam Hussein could have built two to three atomic weapons a year by the mid 1990s if Iraqi plants had not been bombed. The report cites foreign assistance and suggests Iraq may have enriched uranium and plutonium though Baghdad claims a peaceful program. Security Council calls for full inspector access and use of helicopters to inspect, with Germany providing three helicopters.
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Iraq
U.N
Baghdad
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U.N. Security Council
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Thomas R. Pickering
Student body leader appeals KU expulsion from office
Darren Fulcher, Kansas University's student body president, appealed his expulsion after a 42-19 senate vote. He has hired legal counsel and filed a letter with the Judicial Board claiming the vote violated procedure. Fulcher said the expulsion deadline is 5 p.m. Monday and he plans to contest the ouster.
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Darren Fulcher
Kansas University
Student Senate
Senate
Fulcher
Judicial Board
Kansas City
Orchard Roots Run Deep in Lawrence County Apple Orchard
Gregory Shipe farms a 180 acre Davenport Orchard four miles east of Lawrence. He began as a child visiting grandparents and took over in 1970 after military service. He runs a pick-your-own operation with nine rows of grapes planted two years ago and hopes to expand. Shipe loves apples and enjoys feeding customers during hot summer days.
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Davenport
Gregory Shipe
Shipe
Lawrence
Mary Davenport
Tehran Times predicts imminent Western hostage releases
The Tehran Times editorial says one or two Western hostages in Lebanon could be freed soon while urging Israel to release more Arab prisoners. It notes U N Secretary General Perez de Cuellar and U S officials pursuing progress though details remain unspecified. The paper has previously predicted releases, including Briton John McCarthy and American Edward Tracy.
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Iran
Lebanon
Tehran Times
U.N
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Perez de Cuellar
Francois Guiliani
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Guiliani
Kelly
Fares
Bweiz
Islamic Republic
Damascus
Israel
John McCarthy
Edward Austin Tracy
Hashemi Hassanjani
Tarael
KPERS losses rise to 230 million in pension review
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System reported total losses reaching 230 million including potential real estate risks. New direct placement managers told the board losses in 97 companies exceed prior estimates by 30 million. Callan Associates resigned as national investment consultant amid scrutiny.
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Topeka
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
Callan Associates
San Francisco
Kpers Board of Trustees
KPERS
Ronald Peyton
Bendix King cuts jobs at Lawrence plant in restructuring
Bendix King notified 15 Lawrence plant workers Friday that their jobs would be discontinued as part of Allied Signal restructuring. Fewer than 10 are expected to lose their positions due to offers of other jobs. About 75 total Bendix King roles are affected across Lawrence Olathe Paola plants.
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Cirate
Allied Signal
Morristown
N.J
Bendix- King
Olathe
Paola
Tom Early
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