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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

New news channels slow out of the gate

Published May 27, 1997

NEW YORK (AP) -- The launch of two more all-news cable channels last year gave Americans more chances than ever to watch news whenever they want. So far, the reaction is a huge ho-hum. There are 97 million...

Troops roam streets of Freetown after looting

Published May 27, 1997

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) -- Mutinous troops patrolled deserted streets and terrified residents refused orders to return to work Monday after soldiers seized power and ousted the elected president. Sunday's...

The fight for clean air isn’t over yet

by by Jose
Published May 27, 1997

In the last 45 years, great progress has been made in cleaning the air we breathe. However, after innumerable pieces of legislation and greater awareness of pollution's unhealthy effects, the goal of...

WWII pilots honored with monument

Published May 27, 1997

WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) -- Eugene Richardson Jr. spent his Memorial Day at the Walterboro Airfield where 52 years ago he was the pilot of a P-51 Mustang -- one of the Tuskegee Airmen who broke military aviation's...

Very different opponents race for Iranian presidency

Published May 23, 1997

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Slapping posters on passing cars and pressing leaflets on passers-by, campaign workers filled the streets of Tehran early Thursday in the closing hours of Iran's toughest presidential...

Crookston students master long-distance learning

by Peter Kauffner
Published May 23, 1997

Three Crookston students will be receiving master's degrees from the College of Education and Human Development today -- without ever having to be within 300 miles of their professors. Instead, the three...

Women’s track to aim for top half

by Allison Younge
Published May 23, 1997

The young Gophers women's track and field team will enter the Big Ten championships this weekend with a collective mission. Minnesota's focus will be to heighten performances to achieve personal bests. "Our...

Dienhart, Boston defend conduct code

by Jim Martyka
Published May 23, 1997

and Joel Sawyer Amid reports of violations of the University's student-athlete conduct code, top athletics administrators stood by the code in a statement issued Thursday. But both McKinley Boston, vice...

Rising temperatures give rise to crime

by Tom Lopez
Published May 23, 1997

Although University police handle about the same number of calls during the summer as they do the rest of the year, the nature of some serious crimes changes with the temperature. One particular change...

Study examines toxins’ effects on children’s health

by Lynne Kozarek
Published May 23, 1997

Thousands of Minnesota children are affected every day by harmful contaminants, such as lead, arsenic and benzene. Simply breathing or absorbing deadly chemicals into their skin can affect children's...

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