Pressure grows for inland move by U.S. forces in Somalia
In Mogadishu pressure mounts for rapid inland deployment as U S Marines face debate over disarming Somali gunmen. An attack near French Foreign Legion housing saw a woman stripped and beaten by several hundred men while troops nearby did not intervene. Relatives and aid groups push for urgency in Baidoa as aid convoys run with limited armed protection.
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Clinton calls go to work at two day economic conference
President elect Clinton opened a two day Arkansas conference urging Americans to go to work on economy. He warned against complacency in modest gains, inviting 320 business leaders and economists to share advice as he chairs the session with Al Gore and Marian Wright Edelman present.
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CH bus boss county clash over route map claim
Franklin County commissioners disputed CF Bus Services owner Charlie Feuerbom’s claim that a November request for a Central Heights district bus routes map had not been made. They acknowledged a map was provided last May and said a new map was requested after the school year began.
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Christmas Bureau helps Franklin County cut aid recipients
The Christmas Bureau reduced the number of families needing help in Franklin County from 154 on Friday to 37 today. Executive director Richard Jackson credits weekend donations and a $500 KOFO Radio boost from the Thanks for Giving project. Families receive $25 food vouchers and child gifts. toys come from Franklin County Independent Bikers. Details on aiding the remaining families appear in Page 2.
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School Finance Reform Sparks Southwest Secession Talk
Kansas lawmakers enacted a sweeping school finance overhaul promising equity and relief from local levies with a 263 million property tax cut and 389 million in new state aid. Yet in 10 districts uniform 32 mill levy raises trigger about 13.4 million sent to the state, fueling protests and secession talk from nine southwest counties over perceived urban bias.
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County battles flood conditions in Franklin County
Flooded streets stretch across Franklin County as nine roads are barricaded by emergency crews after 2.4 to 3 inches of rain from weekend into Monday. The Marais des Cygnes River and several creeks overflowed, with a flood watch in effect for eastern Kansas. Officials reported slick roads, ongoing rainfall, and repair work after a Sunday street collapse near Eighth and Lincoln.
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