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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Senate passes bills, House fights over $12 million in spending initiatives

Published April 21, 1998

ST. PAUL (AP) -- A special legislative session looked Monday to drag out over three days despite quick passage by the Senate of a $12 million economic aid package and a bill to help Warroad-based Marvin...

Softball halts skid, but drops game two

by Michael Dougherty
Published April 20, 1998

When a team is working its way through a hitting slump, it must get solid pitching and have the ability to manufacture runs in order to muster up some wins. The Gophers softball team was successful in...

Nature’s own: A man thrives on environmental nurturing

by Brian Close
Published April 20, 1998

Editor's note: About 50,000 students, staff, faculty members and visitors converge on the University's Twin Cities campus everyday. In the midst of this sea of people, it's easy to think of the strangers...

Senate’s foul waters drown environment

Published April 20, 1998

It's budget time again in the U.S. Congress. This year the federal legislature must decide what to do with a budget surplus. The House of Representatives has voted to fund more highways. Fiscal conservatives...

Close losses hurt U in Big Ten standings

by Mark Heller
Published April 20, 1998

The Gophers women's tennis team suffered a major setback this weekend in its quest for a Big Ten title. On Friday afternoon Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 5-2 at St. Catherine's in St. Paul. Sunday produced...

Pennsylvanian works to save historic war site

Published April 20, 1998

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Patrick McGuigan, who manages a Pennsylvania town where British and American troops clashed 221 years ago, is waging a war of his own. He has 18 months to raise $2.5 million to buy the...

Center opens doors to educate

by Melanie Evans
Published April 20, 1998

Smooth and pink, the color and size of a chicken breast, a healthy lung sits on the table sealed in a stiff plastic bag. Riddled with holes and pockmarked, a gray and tan emphysema-diseased lung rests...

Jaguars roar for Williams

by Tim Klobuchar
Published April 20, 1998

After enduring an unexpectedly long wait by the telephone this weekend, former Gophers defensive end Lamanzer Williams was rewarded with one of the happiest phone calls of his life Sunday afternoon. The...

ANNOUNCING … Ne…

Published April 20, 1998

ANNOUNCING ... Net: As the MSA season comes upon us, we'd like to announce the addition of a Network Political Correspondent to our staff. We're proud to have this individual on our staff, and look forward...

12th-inning rally helps U get split

by Sarah Mitchell
Published April 20, 1998

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- The once-popular TV show "Three's Company" was never the same following Suzanne Somers' resignation. The show tried to go on by introducing new characters, but never regained its wide...

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