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Beau Wanger, 7, Lawrence, reaches for a cracker to feed the ducks at Potter Lake with his sisters Becky, 5 and Brooke, 2.
Pope's speech interrupted Party leader renounces pontiff as anti-Christ
The Associated Press
STRAUBSOU, GREAT — The Rev. Ian Paisley, a militant Protestant member from Northern Ireland, shouted "I renounce you the anti-Christ" as Pope John Paul II spoke of unity yesterday to the European Parliament.
Paisley's outburst came as the pontifex began delivering the key speech in his trip to northeastern France. In the speech, he urged Europe to adopt a common political body that would be a representative of the 12-member European Economic Community.
The pope returned to Rome last night, ending the fourth visit. He briefed him with Premier Michel Rocard after a meeting.
Paisley stood by his desk in the back of the assembly
chamber during welcoming remarks by Lord Plumb, president of the Parliament. As the Pope began speaking, he was immediately interrupted by Paisley who was standing about 11 rows from the pontifix.
"I renounce you! I renounce you to the anti-Christ," sappled Shailey, leader of the Irish Protestant Democratic Unionist Party. He was instantly surrounded by about a dozen deputies to the Parliament. They shouted for an assault, threw paper at him and tore from his hands a crude brome barring读物; "Pope John Paul II, anti-Christ."
Plumb twice called for order and then evicted Paisley to the apollice of deputies and an estimated 300 scones.
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Washburn's enrollment rises
TOPEKA - Washuah University, the state's largest, intensely legislative debate in the 1890s has an enrollment of 6.571 students for this fall semester, the municipal school system.
The Associated Press
state university system next session.
The six state universities generally oppose adding Washburn, fearing it could undermine the among the existing schools
Robert Burns, vice president for academic affairs, said 96 percent of his students had resisted residents. He said Washburn's enrollment has gone up 9 percent in the past decade, despite rising tuition and reduced reduction in law school enrollment.
That is 1.4 percent above the 6.438 students Washburn had in the fall semester of 1987.
Washburn relies on a combination of state aid comparable to what community colleges receive, student loans, and property tax levy for its financing.
Gov. Mike Hayden is expected to propose, taking, Washburn into the
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