Rescue attempts fail to reach French pilots in Bosnia
NATO says three rescue missions by armored helicopters failed due to bad weather and Serb fire. Two American crewmen were wounded as French pilots vanished after Aug. 30 shootdown near Bowita. A German reconnaissance photo showed a crude aircraft outline and a possible EBRO 33 call sign on the ground.
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Alliance
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U.S. Navy
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Scott O’grady
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Enrollment declines at KU and state universities
Kansas University and state institutions report falling enrollment as nonresident numbers drop by 386 to 8937 and Kansan enrollments fall by 21 to 18702. Freshmen rise, seniors fall. liberal arts and education drop 210 each while business surges 96 to 1266. Medical Center down 107 to 2603.
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Greenspan upbeat on economy and deficit progress
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testified that the U S economy is gathering steam after a spring slowdown and expressed confidence that budget battles in Washington will yield real progress toward a balanced federal deficit. He said no immediate rate action is needed as hearings focus on tax and spending amid threats of default warnings.
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Haskell students rally over budget cut threats
Haskell students protest potential federal budget cuts that could force a shutdown if no budget is passed. Organizers urge letters to Congress urging restoration of the BIA budget, warning of job losses and reduced scholarships impacting tribes and students.
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Kansas University
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Arizona
Hope
BIA
Prye
Iraq seeks 4000 Russian tanks to rebuild forces
Iraqi defense official Lt Gen Hussein Kamel al Majid told Western intelligence Iraq aims to buy 4,000 T 72 and T 80 tanks from Russia to restore prewar strength after the 1991 gulf war. U S officials view the plan as plausible once UN sanctions ease, with Moscow needing sales to sustain its tank industry.
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Middle East
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London
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Egypt
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