Bosnian Serb assembly seeks right to secede amid peace talks
The Bosnian Serb assembly voted to demand the right to secede from Bosnia, needing Milosevic's approval for U S backed talks starting October 31 at Wright Patterson AFB. Peace plans propose a single Bosnian state with Serb and Muslim-Croat entities, while Croats and Muslims connect with Croatia. Serb leaders want a referendum on independence after peace, but Bosnia's Muslim-led government opposes that, fearing breakup.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Wilson endorses Dole as GOP’s best path to defeat Clinton
California Governor Pete Wilson backs Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole for the 1996 race, saying Dole is the best general to lead Republicans against Bill Clinton. He cautions against Colin Powell citing Powell's lack of political experience and Republican credentials.
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Washington
California
Pete Wilson
Senate
Bob Dole
Bill Clinton
White House
Dole
Wilson
Colin Powell
Powell
State Act an eye popper in Ellsworth hospital ad
Ellsworth Kansas faces a hospital funding election after a full page ad listing supporters included a mis print of a name. Some signatures in the petitions appear forged drawing protests from signers. The Ellsworth County Hospital Foundation plans a retraction this week while mail in ballots go to county residents for a 4.6 million project with counts due October 31.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Diane Robl
Terry
Louisville
Diane Rohl
Dian Rohl
Ellsworth County Hospital Foundation
Ellsworth County
Greensburg hosts first Round Bale Art Contest
In Greensburg Kansas residents decorate round hay bales along U S 54 near Wichita with themes like a John Deere tractor and a pink elephant. Nearly a dozen groups paid 10 dollars to enter the town’s inaugural Round Bale Art Contest sponsored by the chamber of commerce.
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Greensburg
Kan
Kansas
U.S. 54
Wichita
John Deere
Chamber of Commerce
Maple Leaf Festival draws crowds in Baldwin City parade
More than 25 000 people attended the Baldwin City Maple Leaf Festival over the weekend with a parade of 100 entries led by red fire engines. Grand marshals Lowell and Enola Gish watched from a convertible as area bands and Shriners joined classic cars and floats. Prizes went to four maple leaf themed entries, crafts booths thrived, and vendors noted strong sales on a sunny day.
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Baldwin City
Lowell
Enola Gish
Maple Leaf
Shriners
Lorents Street
Alan Smith
Lawrence
Clinton Eagles
Clinton
Hilltop Animal Health Center
Vinland
Claude Fitzwater
Kansas
City
Fitzwater
Linda Smith
Clinton and Yeltsin Meet at Roosevelt Home in Hudson Valley
President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin met at Franklin D. Roosevelt’s home in the Hudson Valley to revive the wartime spirit of cooperation. They acknowledged differences over Bosnia and NATO expansion, but exuded optimism about peace despite modest expectations.
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Hudson Valley
Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
Bosnia
NATO
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Catskill Mountains
Yeltsin
Roosevelt
Chirac Attacks U.S. Over UN Arrears on 50th Anniversary
French President Jacques Chirac accused the United States of an unacceptable failure to pay U.N. bills while urging leanness and efficiency at the United Nations. He warned disengagement could threaten the world body during its 50th anniversary ceremonies.
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Jacques Chirac
United States
U.N
Washington
U.S
World Organization
Chirac
Fragmented Notice Teases Page 2 Continuation
A partial newspaper notice hints at continued coverage on page 2 with unreadable fragments and unspecified details. It mentions six items and a firm name in garbled text, leaving the core action unclear and requiring page two for full context.
Kansas domestic violence deaths show drop in six months
Attorney General Carla Stovall announced new figures indicating fewer severe domestic violence deaths in Kansas in the first half of 1995. Eleven deaths, ranging from an 18-month-old boy to a 58-year-old man, occurred in major counties, with prior years showing higher totals. the campaign Remember My Name personalizes victims and calls for continued action.
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Associated Press
Opera, Kan
Kansas
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Tris
Thomas
Joe
Finney
Ford
Mary Horsch
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