Hostages Released End Turbulent Lebanon Chapter
Syria remains a dominant force behind Lebanon turmoil with 40,000 troops on its soil. Schmidbauer, blocked from bringing Anne Scheling to Beirut, voiced long-standing distrust in authorities. The release ends a fraught period of militia brinkmanship and famine of information. Eight of the 92 kidnapped foreigners since 1984 have died in captivity.
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Monster tornado outbreak rocks northeast Kansas region
A monster storm spawned up to 16 tornadoes across northeast Kansas injuring two people and destroying homes near Plainville and Beloit. The violent system tore down power lines, dumped baseball size hail, and forced sheltering as it moved through Osborne, Rooks, Jewell and Mitchell counties.
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Salina man is honored for MacArthur Genius Grant
Wes Jackson of Salina heads the Land Institute and won a MacArthur Fellowship worth 335000 dollars. He is among 33 Americans awarded the so called genius grants for independent projects in sustainable agriculture. The grant totals 335000 dollars paid over five years with no strings attached. Jackson, 56, is the first Kansan among 383 recipients since 1981.
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Debra L. Smith Is Sentenced On Insufficient Funds Charge
Daily Report notes Debra L. Smith of 180 Canterbury Court had a charge dismissed but was sentenced to 10 days in jail, suspended on payment of 12 restitution, a 10 service charge and 92 court costs. Also reports theft at Casey's General Store on 1019 W. 7th and vandalism at Econo Lodge with losses.
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Yeltsin says POWs may be alive in former USSR
Russian President Boris Yeltsin disclosed that about 2800 U S prisoners from World War I II and Vietnam were on Soviet soil and many were held in labor camps Some could still be alive though most have died NBC and State Department officials weighed in on the potential revelation noting incomplete data and the possible significance of the disclosure
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