Ottawa University 499 Graduate From Ottawa Ceremony
Ottawa University held its 128th commencement with 499 graduates from Ottawa Kansas City Phoenix and Hong Kong programs. Harvard professor Harvey Cox urged a lasting value of liberal arts while OU President Germer urged tolerance self helps and community service as key takeaways for graduates.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Harvard University
Ottawa University
Harvey Gallagher Cox
Ottawa
Kansas City
Phoenix
Hong Kong
Cox
America
Carnegie Foundation
U.S
Deficit gauntlet thrown to GOP
The White House challenged Republicans to show how to cut the deficit if they oppose Clinton's plan. GOP leaders propose a $430 billion five year cut with no tax increases, shielding Social Security while trimming elsewhere. Rostenkowski says Republicans rejected the package from the start. Ways and Means Republicans oppose. Bentsen remains confident the bill can pass without major concessions.
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White House
Clinton
George Stephanopoulos
CBS
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Ohio
John Kasich
Dan Rostenkowski
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rostenkowski
NBC
Ways and Means
Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
Congress
US to discuss options on Bosnia after peace plan rejection
Secretary of State Warren Christopher said the United States would consult with European allies on force or diplomacy to end the war in Bosnia after the Vance Owen plan was defeated. He noted new opportunities and possible talks with European ministers, adding all options remain on the table while Clinton repeats the US will not act alone.
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Harvard
United States
Ottawa
Harold Germer
Germer
Washington
Bosnia
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Christopher
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Rome
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NATO
Sunsiri Prasong
Thailand
Clinton
Phelps pickets sway in Salina protest at church
Rev. Fred Phelps and about 12 followers picketed a Salina church outside a facility where a pastor performed a same sex union in January. Phelps condemned the event and grief over two lesbians who were to speak as part of a four week program on Human Sexuality. The plan was disrupted when one speaker canceled over job concerns.
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Topeka
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Phelps
Nixon doubts bugging uproar after Watergate break in
National Archives releases 25 conversations from June 1972 showing Richard Nixon and H R Haldeman downplaying the bugging of the Democratic National Committee offices while acknowledging national media interest. The tapes, from the secret eavesdropping system, cover days before and after the Watergate break in and follow earlier Nixon resignation.
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Nixon
National Archives
Hun
Oval Office
Democratic National
Watergate
H.R. Haldeman
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