Z-Bar Ranch Monument Fight Splits Tiny Kansas Towns
In Chase County strong feelings erupt as National Park Service weighs a year long study on turning the 11,000 acre Z-Bar Ranch into a national monument. Audubon Society seeks federal protection and tourist potential, while long established ranchers fear loss of land rights and growing government control. Local leaders push for the monument to revive dying towns, stirring family shop owners and residents into a community rift.
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Emma Chase
Cottonwood Falls
Loretta Luder
Hugo devastates South Carolina economy and farms after Hugo
Hugo's six hour sweep across South Carolina leaves a battered economy with 270000 out of work, 50000 homeless, and billions in damage to timberlands, farms, and coastal areas. Officials warn recovery could take years and reach a decade for some small businesses.
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West Berlin Opens Door as East Germans Flee in Mass Exodus
Hundreds of East German refugees converge on Prague and Warsaw embassies seeking asylum. West Germany negotiates passage via East Berlin as Bonn and Prague echo calls for humanitarian relief and a parallel solution to help the exodus continue.
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West
Hans- Dietrich Genscher
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