Uavy Marines in Charge After Haiti Gunmen Toll
Cap-Haitien remained largely unsettled as U S Marines asserted control a day after a Marine patrol killed ten Haitian gunmen in the streets. The report notes scarce presence of Haiti security forces and ongoing tension in the city.
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Barbara Bush pressed for removing books from Smithsonian exhibit
Kitty Kelley notes Barbara Bush’s disclosure that she urged pulling certain books from a Smithsonian first ladies exhibit. The comment appears on Page 8D, highlighting the literacy champion turned critic of book listings and library displays.
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Semiretired judge Logan to preside at 10th Circuit session
Judge James K. Logan, a KU law school alumnus and former dean, returns to Lawrence for a special 10th Circuit session at KU Law. Now in senior status since Sept 1, the longtime Denver-based jurist will be honored at a dinner after the session as he scales back his caseload.
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10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Lawrence
Court of Appeals
Clinton lifts sanctions against Haiti amid democratic push
President Clinton announced the lifting of all U S sanctions on Haiti except those targeting its military rulers. He urged global action, pledged Aristide's return, and noted ongoing safeguards for the military regime until Oct 15 while praising international aid and a peaceful transfer of power in Port au Prince.
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Young Americans doubt Social Security in Third Millennium poll
The Third Millennium survey shows only 9 percent of 18 to 34 year olds believe Social Security will have funds for their retirement. About 25 percent expect Social Security to exist when they retire, while 46 percent think UFOs may exist. The report argues the elderly protect their benefits more than future generations.
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Tanger renews request for center's expansion
Tanger renews its bid to expand the Tanger Factory Outlet Center in downtown Lawrence. Attorneys argue the project boosts local business by drawing out-of-town shoppers to Lawrence, aiding core retailers and eateries as a downtown revival. The planning commission will hear updated impact data at city hall Wednesday.
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Winter
Tanger outlet expansion plans spark mixed downtown response
A market survey shows 40 percent of Tanger shoppers would also visit Riverfront Plaza outlets while 53 percent say Tanger draws more Lawrence visits. Tanger seeks to add 23 outlets in two new buildings south of the current site near the East Lawrence interchange, with possible opening by year end. City staff back the plan after six months of reviews, but downtown merchants urge caution pending fuller impact analysis. The planning commission meeting was set for Wednesday at city hall.
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Raven
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