Global warming an industry not a threat say editors
The editorial argues that warming fears may be a scientifically funded pursuit. It notes American and Russian scientists collaborating using decades of spy satellite photos to study cloud patterns. If warming is real, humans may have little to do with it, yet the project will keep many scientists employed.
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Potsdam Conference
Truman
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Churchill
Stalin
Topeka moves replace Kansas Senate chair with Kerr
Guest editorial from The Emporia Gazette argues Gov Graves and allies orchestrated a quiet replacement in the Kansas Senate. Old Gus Regina leaves the Ways and Means post for Sen Dave Kerr, seen as a capable reformer who could fix government with support from the House.
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NO KIDDING By Karl A Van Assalt Dinosaurs listed by size
A World Features Syndicate item presents a curious rundown of dinosaurs ranked by size from Compsognathus to Saltopus, noting their small to medium statures. The piece cites Mussaurus Segisaurus and Nanosaurus as examples, comparing each to familiar animals and pets.
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Karl A. van Assalt
World Features Syndicate
Helms Defends AIDS Stance Amid Distortions and Data
The article argues that Jesse Helms distorted AIDS acts and contends AIDS cases align largely with voluntary behavior, citing CDC data. It claims his push to cut AIDS funding targets inflation via politics, noting that AIDS patients receive standard Medicaid Medicare and disability support and need no special status.
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North Carolina
Senate
Helms
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Congress
Free-roaming cats and dog leash rules sparked complaints
A dog owner laments that cats roam freely while dogs must be leashed and notes incidents of a cat scratching cars. The letter also criticizes the Fair Board for lack of interest in small animal projects and their absence at the small animal judging, fitting, and showing event in Togaye Richmond.
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Togaye Richmond
Ottawa community concerns and tourism funding debate
Residents discuss school and fair district events while criticizing city overspending and urging support for local historic groups. The chamber seeks a 70000 budget for tourism director and residents urge collaboration with the historical and antique societies to promote Ottawa. Public comment window notes a contact line for input outside peak hours.
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Dilemmas of action and inaction in Bosnia strike Rome to London
Western leaders face grave risks in Bosnia as they vow a substantial response to any Bosnian Serb attack on Gorazde while fearing global fallout. NATO and UN credibility, risk to peacekeepers, and domestic politics in Britain, Russia, and the United States complicate decisive action amid refugee crises and possible regional spillover.
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Ashington
United States
Bosnia
London
Gorazde
U.N
Malcolm Rifkind
Srebrenica
United Nations
Rifkind
Warren Christopher
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Germany
Russia
NATO
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Kosovo
Silajdzic
CNN
Andrei Kozyrev
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John Major
Clinton
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