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The Minnesota Daily

Train kills six people sleeping on tracks

Published October 13, 1998

NORIAS, Texas (AP) -- Six men believed to be illegal aliens from Mexico were killed by a freight train early Monday while sleeping on the tracks, possibly in the mistaken belief that they would be safe...

Covenant ratification is next step for China

Published October 13, 1998

Just over a week ago, China signed the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, but, like the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights that China signed...

Cash is short for NCAA athletics

Published October 13, 1998

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Despite rising revenues, most athletic programs in Division I and Division II continue to lose money, the author of an NCAA study said Monday. The reason, accounting professor...

Researchers sniff out aroma’s role in taste

by Brian Close
Published October 13, 1998

One day, low-fat foods could be as tasty as their higher-fat counterparts, thanks to researchers in the Department of Food Science and Nutrition. Gerhard Zehentbauer, a post-doctoral associate in the department,...

‘Year of the Woman’ successes dwindling

Published October 13, 1998

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Female outrage at the all-male Senate Judiciary Committee's handling of the Clarence Thomas sexual harassment controversy helped propel three women to the Senate. But now Barbara...

U soccer team in recovery

by Jim Schortemeyer
Published October 13, 1998

The Minnesota women's soccer team took advantage of a day off from practice Monday to meet and try to figure out what's gone wrong so far. The Gophers (7-5 overall, 3-4 in the Big Ten) are coming off a...

Documents reveal FBI kept files on Groucho Marx

Published October 13, 1998

NEW YORK (AP) -- He did more than smoke cigars and leer at women. He defended free speech and U.S.-Soviet friendship. He had opinions on everything from the New Deal to the United Nations. So when Groucho...

U.S. envoy briefs NATO, Milosevic concession reported

Published October 13, 1998

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) -- With NATO poised to approve airstrikes, U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke consulted late into the night Monday with alliance ambassadors amid reports he and Yugoslavia's president...

Voyageurs of the Wilderness Highway

by Jonathan Chapman
Published October 13, 1998

By the last weekend of August the finish line of the summer stood within the sights of most students. But one last fling awaited eight adventurers before the season's end. In a matter of hours, the group...

Net: In keeping wit…

Published October 13, 1998

Net: In keeping with the recent revolutionary spirit of this column, we start the day with ... A MANIFESTO From Aaron Smith: Yes, I have seen the light and I am ready to join the revolution against those...

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