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The Minnesota Daily

Elementary students embark on

by Amy Olson
Published July 31, 1998

The sound of childrens' voices filled the laboratory as 15 elementary schoolers craned their necks to see Chirp the chinchilla cradled in teacher Kendra Hunding's arms. The children are part of a group...

Legislative intern recalls shooting at Capitol

by Kane Loukas
Published July 31, 1998

At 10 a.m. today, U.S. Capitol Officer Jacob J. Chestnut's funeral procession will leave Fort Washington on its way to Arlington National Cemetery. Chestnut will be laid to rest with Detective John M....

Castro reconciles with Jamaican enemy in Caribbean MEETING

Published July 31, 1998

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) -- Fidel Castro and one of his most outspoken foes in the Caribbean buried their differences Thursday in a meeting that reflected the Cuban leader's triumphant push for regional...

Business institute hosts high-achieving students

by Kane Loukas
Published July 31, 1998

Their SAT scores make high school teachers giddy. The best colleges will court them. Corporations will pay them richly. And for the past two weeks, they've been at the University working and studying...

Two U.S. Navy fighter jets collide over Mediterranean

Published July 31, 1998

ROME (AP) -- Two U.S. Navy fighter jets collided Thursday over the Mediterranean during routine operations, and one crewman died after ejecting from a jet that crashed. After the collision, one of the...

olleCagues say Myanmar’s Suu Kyi will attempt to travel again

Published July 31, 1998

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) -- After a six-day highway standoff, Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi said Thursday that police held her down, took the wheel of her car and drove her back to the capital against her...

Monica Lewinsky gets full immunity from prosecutors

Published July 29, 1998

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Monica Lewinsky has been given blanket immunity in exchange for testimony in Kenneth Starr's six-month investigation of her relationship with President Clinton, Lewinsky's attorneys...

U health ethicist

by Jeremy Taff
Published July 29, 1998

From the possibility of human cloning to the popularity of Viagra, health insurance companies are being forced to decide what new technologies their plans will cover. Jeffrey Kahn, program director for...

Benefits of human

Published July 29, 1998

Experts say if you can clone a mouse you can clone a human. University of Hawaii scientists say cloning mice is even more difficult than cloning humans, but the recent experiment proves to be far more...

Explosions rock power plant, up to 17 injured

Published July 29, 1998

HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) -- Explosions on Tuesday shook a coal-fired generating plant that supplies power to Chicago, starting a fire that took six hours to extinguish and making lights flicker across the city....

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