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Research has found that approximately 1 in 6 women have been sexually assaulted by the time they leave college. These women aren't just numbers-- They are your friends, partners, and sisters. To learn more about rape and how it can be prevented, join us for a discussion of this very important topic.
Tuesday, January 25th,1994 Alderson Auditorium, Kansas Union 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Discussion Leaders:
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Reformer reportedly resigns from Cabinet as reform push slows
The government's key reformer reportedly resigned from the Cabinet yesterday amid signs that Russian president Boris Yeltsin is slowing radical reforms after the electoral victory of communists and nationalists.
In another indication of a possible turnabout by Yeltsin, Russia's foreign minister called yesterday for keeping Russian troops stationed in other former Soviet republics.
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Finance Minister Boris Fyodorov, an advocate of fiscal and monetary restraint, resigned yesterday, the ITAR-Tass news agency and radio Ekho Moskvyk said. Fyodorov'representative Olga Leonova denied the reports but said it was unclear whether Fyodorov would stay in the Cabinet.
Economists and analysts said that Fyodorov's reported departure — the latest in a series of reformers' resignations — would indicate a victory for the "go-slow approach" to reforms advocated by Prime MinisterViktor Chernomyrdin.
White House officials said yesterday that Fyodorov's reported departure did not suggest that Yeltsin had broken the commitment he gave President Clinton last week to continue reforms.
SAN ANTONIO
Cult accused of ambushing agents
The Davidians also fired first, said Roland Ballesteros, although he acknowledged that contradicted a statement he had made 10 days after the raid that the agents probably had fired first.
The Branch Davidians set up an ambush for federal agents by luring them as far into the cult's compound as possible before opening fire, an ATF agent testified yesterday.
Four agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms were killed and 16 wounded during the Feb. 28,
1993, raid. Six cult members also are believed to have died in the shootout.
The 11 cult members are charged with murder and conspiracy to murder federal officers. If convicted, they face up to life in prison without parole.
The raid touched off a 51-day standoff that ended April 19, 1939, when cult leader David Koresh and about 80 followers died in a fire that authorities had been set by the cult. Many also had been shot.
Ballesteros said he had been assigned to enter the compound through the front door. The ATF agent said that when he approached the city-block-sized structure, there had been fire coming from the compound.
Defense attorneys say the cult members acted in self-defense after being fired upon by black-clad agents who piled out of two unmarked trailers.
CHICAGO
Elderly woman found frozen to floor
"She was saying, 'Oh God, Oh God' in Polish. I believe that's what pulled her through," Staszkiwicz said.
Police sent to check on 01-year-old Victoria Moryn found a harrowing sight. The frail immigrant was frozen in inch-thick ice on the floor of her unheated house.
When one officer touched her "she started moaning," said neighbor Chris Staszkiewicz, who accompanied police. He nearly jumped out of his skin.
The woman was in a kneeling position with her knees, toes and bare feet frozen to the floor, and police had to chip away at the ice to free her, said Set, Michael McMahon.
Moryn was in critical condition yesterday with severe frostbite on her hands and feet, hypothermia and unstable blood pressure.
Moryn, a native of Poland, is a widow who kept to herself and lived alone in the two-flat duplex she owns on the city's near West Side.
Neighbors hadn't seen her for a week, and friends who used to take her food and coal called police when they noticed no smoke coming from her chimney.
"We thought she had died," Staszkiewicz said.
Water leaking from broken pipes had formed a layer of ice on the floor, and Moryn somehow became stuck there. McMahon said.
Compiled from The Associated Press.
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