U N commander blasts Serb ambush in Bosnia
U N commander Lt Gen Sir Michael Rose visited Pale to denounce the Serb ambush that killed a British soldier and struck a French unit. He condemned the attack as unprovoked and said the Serbs’ claim of mistaking a fuel convoy for a government one was worthless. NATO overflights occurred after the incident, but airstrikes were avoided near Sarajevo neighborhoods. A U N spokesman noted a civilian road closure limited convoy access, and the British convoy proceeded without armored escort.
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Fall TELENET Courses Announced for 36 Kansas Classrooms
TELENET offers 16 university courses from ESU FHSU and KSU to Emporia with 46 000 students served since 1970. Fall classes start late August at the Ottawa Adult Education Center 1418 S Main enrollment 242 6719. Courses run Aug 23-Dec 14 with evenings on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Inside Rwanda a desperate plea from field doctors
American surgeons with International Medical Corps recount the shattered Kibungo area near Kigali. They describe mass killings, starving displaced civilians, and crippled children like Jacqueline and Veronica, urging continued aid to stop genocide’s aftermath and rebuild medical care amid ruined infrastructure.
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Israel vows punishment for Latin America Britain strikes
Israel vowed to help apprehend and punish attackers in a wave of terror against Jewish targets in Latin America and Britain. Foreign Minister Shimon Peres implicated Iran in four bombings in Argentina Panama and Britain, saying Tehran hosts the main operations. Rabin echoed the charge while Iran denied involvement.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Marriage Dissolution Notice in Franklin County Kansas
First published July 21 1904 and last published August 4 1904 in Franklin County Kansas notices in the matter of the marriage of Dimmay Ray Duncan Pelioner and Kinde M Duncan. Case No BDRR9 Chapter 60.
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Kansas
Dimmay Ray Duncan Pelioner
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Io Petrard
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