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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Gore wants ban on gene discrimination

Published January 21, 1998

WASHINGTON (AP) -- American companies could collect and use genetic information about employees on a voluntary basis only to monitor potential workplace health hazards under legislation proposed Tuesday...

St. Cloud, UND to meet in showdown

by Aaron Kirscht
Published January 21, 1998

It's too early to talk about March Madness, but maybe January gee-whiz! would be more appropriate. The race for the McNaughton Cup -- given to the winner of the WCHA regular season championship -- is...

While talks go on in Washington, Arafat and Peres talk business

Published January 21, 1998

PARIS (AP) -- Contending that peace is impossible without prosperity, Yasser Arafat and former Israeli leader Shimon Peres signed a World Bank accord Tuesday that will pour up to $200 million into businesses...

Medtronic inducts former U provost

Published January 21, 1998

Former Academic Health Center provost William Brody rekindled his Minnesota ties Monday when he won a seat on Medtronic Inc.'s board of directors. Brody left the University in 1996 to become head of Johns...

Deadly Algiers bus bomb explodes as EU delegation visits

Published January 21, 1998

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) -- In the latest attacks to beset the country, hospital sources said Tuesday that four people were killed and 24 injured -- two critically -- in a bus explosion in Ben Aknoun, in...

Study abroad mostly safe, officials say

by Sascha Matuszak
Published January 21, 1998

An educational adventure in Guatemala that turned into a nightmare for a group of American college students Friday has stirred up new debate over the risks of study abroad programs in Latin America. A...

Program underscores the importance of literacy

by Rebecca Teale
Published January 21, 1998

Elaine Richardson's desk is piled high with papers and her computer sits in constant e-mail mode. The voice-mail light on her phone is blinking and students keep coming in. She runs her painted nails...

Virgins victorious in DHL suit

Published January 21, 1998

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- In life, Larry Hillblom -- the "H" in DHL Worldwide Express -- was known for his money-making zest. But his death revealed a private passion: an alleged penchant for bedding young...

IRS offers new tax exemptions

Published January 21, 1998

University student employees taking at least six credits are exempt from paying social security taxes, according to an IRS ruling Friday. The decision affects all higher learning institutions by more...

Comeback not enough for winless U

by Tim Klobuchar
Published January 21, 1998

ANN ARBOR, Mich. --Throughout much of Tuesday's game at Crisler Arena, a Michigan fan held up a yellow sign with this simple, black-lettered statement: "Free Chris Webber." The placard was a reference,...

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