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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Men allege they were assaulted by a Gophers wrestler

by Allison Younge
Published February 12, 1998

At least one Gophers wrestler is under investigation for an assault that allegedly occurred in the early morning on Jan. 25. Gophers associate athletic director Jeff Schemmel and wrestling coach J Robinson...

Federal agents hold arrestingforum for U law students

by Andrew Donohue
Published February 12, 1998

Officials from the FBI, CIA and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raided the University on Wednesday. But no guns were raised and no apprehensions were made. The federal agents visited campus...

Budget cuts to be outlined at Regents meeting

by Sarah Hallonquist
Published February 12, 1998

Now that decisions on the University's $290.5 million legislative budget request are out of the Board of Regents' hands, this month's meeting will entail more discussion than action. Items on the docket...

Activist proposes ‘ransom’ for red pines

Published February 12, 1998

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- With courts refusing to block the logging of 6,000 old red pines in Superior National Forest, an environmentalist on Wednesday proposed a swap to keep the trees alive. The U.S. Forest...

Candidates for governor voiceviews at debate

by Brian Close
Published February 12, 1998

Education and taxes were the key issues at a gubernatorial forum held at the Jewish Community Center Wednesday, although a broad variety of topics were discussed. Eight of the candidates appeared, and...

International connection boosts men’s tennis team

by Ken Zimmer
Published February 12, 1998

Men's college tennis is becoming a foreign affair. Four highly touted freshman born outside the United States are integrating their camaraderie on and off the court in hopes of bringing the Gophers men's...

Ruling allows golf cart on PGA Tour

Published February 12, 1998

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -- A disabled golfer can ride a cart on the professional tour, a magistrate ruled Wednesday in the first case invoking federal disabilities laws to allow someone to compete in a major...

Mudslide buries gold mining camp, 50 feared dead

Published February 12, 1998

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) -- A mudslide blamed on El Ni¤o's heavy rains dumped tons of mud and rocks on a gold mine camp near Bolivia's border with Peru early Wednesday, killing as many as 50 people,...

High school doesn’t end, it reunites

Published February 12, 1998

Two weeks ago I got a message that the Homecoming Queen at the high school I'd gone to had called. Maybe you'd expect this would be good news. But remembering what I did about my pre-alma mater alma mater,...

State suit smokes out truth about tobacco

Published February 12, 1998

The tobacco industry -- a $45 billion business plagued by recent lawsuits -- is now in its third week of battling fraud and conspiracy charges in a Ramsey County District Court. The state of Minnesota,...

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