Western women flee Kuwait as captives terrorized
British women who fled Kuwait report Iraqi soldiers terrorizing Western men and conducting house to house searches for hostages. The State Department confirms intensified searches for American men, while U S aid efforts and diplomacy continue. Hundreds of foreigners remain trapped as Red Cross aid plans face access limits amid the Kuwait crisis.
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Associated Press
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James Bake III
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Saddam Hussein
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Jordan
Richard Boucher
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Peace meeting aims to seed Soviet American ties in Kansas
Soviet historian Robert Ivanov and U S co chair Bob Swan describe the October 12 18 meeting in Lawrence as the first large Soviet American gathering since the Cold War end. About 250 Soviets from all republics will stay with American families and visit six Kansas cities to discuss business trade agriculture health energy and the environment. The event coincides with Eisenhower centennial celebrations and a ceremony in Abilene at Eisenhower boyhood home. Ivanov insists the effort seeks concrete results in people to people diplomacy beyond leaders.
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Associated Press
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Ottawa University opens Wellness Center on campus
Ottawa University students return to campus to tour the new Wellness Center in the Commons second floor. The open house runs 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday and marks the first phase of a five year project including Mabee Center renovations.
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Greenspan cautions on FDIC fund stress in banking
Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told a House committee the FDIC insurance fund remains under stress as bank failures deplete reserves. He warned against hasty reform that could worsen the situation and urged慎慎 not to overstate premiums or lower the $100,000 deposit limit. He cited deteriorating loan portfolios, especially real estate, and warned a recession or weaker real estate could worsen pressures.
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