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The Minnesota Daily

Ozone measurements reach an all-time low

Published April 9, 1997

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The lowest levels of springtime ozone ever detected over the North Pole have been mapped by instruments on a series of satellites, scientists announced on Tuesday. Ozone levels in late...

New Ohio State coach says report is not true

Published April 9, 1997

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- New Ohio State basketball coach Jim O'Brien says there is no truth to a Boston columnist's contention that he was fired at Boston College before taking the Ohio State job. "I was...

Police respond to attempted break-in

by Tom Lopez
Published April 9, 1997

Andrew TellijohnUniversity police thwarted an attempted break-in of an unoccupied University building on Saturday. Police arrested Richard Sherman Eidum, 45, for burglary and possession of burglary tools. According...

Andersen denied involvement with crimes during his arrest

by Tom Lopez
Published April 9, 1997

A state trooper told jurors Tuesday how she and other officers apprehended an injured Puiassance Andersen after a high-speed car chase in Wisconsin. She told them Andersen said he was just going to see...

Michigan’s report to the NCAA was reportedly false

Published April 9, 1997

DETROIT (AP) -- A booster accused of giving cash payments to Michigan basketball players bought tickets available only to people close to the school more recently than the university admitted in a report...

History is teed up as Masters is set to start on Thursday

Published April 9, 1997

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -- The gentle hill behind the 12th tee was one of Bobby Jones' favorite spots on Augusta, a place from which he could observe hole Nos. 11, 12 and 13 of the Masters -- the dangerous stretch...

Three Palestinians die in worst violence in months

Published April 9, 1997

HEBRON, West Bank (AP) -- Jewish seminary students shot and killed a Palestinian on Tuesday, sparking fierce riots in which Israeli troops killed two Palestinians and injured dozens. It was the West Bank's...

MSA resolution aims to keep tuition stable

by Tracy Ellingson
Published April 9, 1997

Freezing tuition at its current level might prove to be as difficult as stopping a runaway train, but members of the Minnesota Student Association still want to try. The MSA Forum passed a resolution...

Admissions office meeting its goals

by Jim Martyka
Published April 8, 1997

The University's Office of Admissions sets specific goals each year to increase the number of freshman applications, and the latest preliminary report shows their work is paying off. The report shows...

Defense questions witness’ motives

by Andrew Tellijohn
Published April 8, 1997

Rachel Kemptner has provided the state with its strongest evidence against Puiassance Andersen, but when prosecutor Steve Redding finished questioning her, defense attorney Paul Schneck began casting...

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