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Thursday. January 14. 1993
Are you a Jackass?
You might as well be.
You're about as stubborn
You refuse to save your receipts when you buy stuff in the KU Bookstore in the Burge. What do we have to do, dangle a dollar in front of your face and point you in the right direction?
We're trying to give you money.
Haul your second syllable in here.
Or would you rather be a mule?
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
NATION/WORLD
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Marines kill Somali gunman
Since Sunday, Marines have rounded up 16 truckloads of weapons and ammunition in sweeps of gun markets and storehouses. The haul included 265 rifles and 55 machine guns.
start an international operation to end two years of clan fighting and banditry and get food to Somalia's famine-striken people. Army LL Col. Steve Ritter said more than 33,000 soldiers from 20 nations are in Somalia, including 22,000 U.S. citizens.
U.S. forces search capital for guns, ammunition cache
The Associated Press
"We have just gotten started on Mogadishu. We're clearing out the rear now. I have characterized Mogadishu as our sternest challenge," said Maj. Gen. Charles Wilhelm, the Marine commander in Somalia.
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Stung by bold Somali attacks that inflicted the first two U.S. military casualties, U.S. forces killed one gunman yesterday as edgy Marines patrolled lawless Mogadishu in the hunt for weapons.
Later, Marines searching for a weapons cache inside a building near
A Somali sniper fired three shots at a Marine patrol, wounding a U.S. Navy medic yesterday afternoon, less than a day after a Marine was killed in an exchange of gunfire near the airport
Marine Col.
Michael W. Hagee said at a news conference that the casualties would not cause any changes in military operations.
"Because we have reduced the number of weapons on the street, we have put some of these militia individuals out of business. They are no longer able to extort on their security rackets." Hagee said. "It's still a dangerous place, but based on when we came shore a little over 30 days ago it is a much safer place."
The first Marines landed Dec, 9 to
NATIONAL BRIEFS
Supreme Court ruling OKs
abortion-clinic blockades
U. S. District Judge Patrick F. Kelly had cited among others a federal appeals court's ruling in the Virginia case against Alexandra Women's Health Clinic.
WICHTA — A U.S. Supreme Court ruling yesterday that federal judges cannot stop protesters who try to block access to abortion clinics drew praise and dismay in Wichita.
The federal judge who ordered U.S. marshals to clear protesters from two Wichita clinics in 1991 said his action was appropriate at the time.
That ruling, which the Supreme
Court overturned yesterday, was based on the KuKux Klan Act of 1871. The act bans conspiracies aimed at violating the constitutional rights of a protected class of people, such as African Americans.
Space shuttle blasts off in year's first space flight
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Endeavor rocketed into space yesterday on the year's first shuttle flight, and the astronauts released a $200 million communications satellite.
The astronauts will demonstrate weightlessness in space in a televised lesson for schoolchildren.
Flavor enhancer may cure sickle cell anemia
BOSTON — Injections of a common food additive can reawaken a dormant gene and relieve the underlying cause of sickle cell anemia, perhaps providing the first simple and safe treatment for the inherited illness, researchers say.
The treatment is butyrate, a natural substance widely used as a flavor enhancer. When injected into the bloodstream, it turns on the gene that makes the fetal form of hemoglobin.
When called into service later in life, it replaces adult hemoglobin, which is defective in both diseases.
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KU Chapter of National Organization for Women
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