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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Former CIA analyst accuses Pentagon, CIA of deception

Published November 1, 1996

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Records of U.S. military units deployed in the Persian Gulf War contain abundant evidence of exposure to Iraqi chemical weapons, a former CIA analyst said Wednesday. He accused the Pentagon...

Nader campaign cost only $5,000

Published November 1, 1996

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and running mate Winona LaDuke are bidding for the 1996 presidency on the Green Party ticket. They are on the ballot in 21 states, including Minnesota. Nader has drawn attention...

Perot has lost appeal, but still serves voters

Published November 1, 1996

In 1992, Ross Perot courted millions of Americans with his big criticisms of government, big charts and his colorful claim that NAFTA would produce a "giant sucking sound" in the U.S. economy. He emerged,...

Regent Keffeler steps down

by Brian Bakst
Published November 1, 1996

Board of Regents member Jean Keffeler tendered her resignation Thursday, leaving many at the University shocked by the announcement. Keffeler, whose resignation will take effect Dec. 1 or when a replacement...

U.S. Senate Ref…

by Tracy Ellingson
Published November 1, 1996

U.S. Senate Reform Party candidate Dean Barkley believes the biggest challenge facing the next group of freshman senators will be dealing with a retiring baby boom population. "Every honest report shows...

Coach flips coin to choose lineup

by Ryan Schuster
Published November 1, 1996

It spun in the air, end over end, as both athletes watched attentively. Finally the coin landed tails up, cementing the Minnesota women's cross country team's nine-person lineup for this weekend's Big...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -…

Published November 1, 1996

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana football coach Bill Mallory has been fired, the school announced at a press conference Thursday, though Mallory will continue to coach the team through the end of the season. "The...

College Republicans say Dole is trustworthy

by Tracy Ellingson
Published November 1, 1996

After leaving his post as United States Senate Majority Leader, citizen Bob Dole entered the political horse race determined to give the country a more well-rounded economy through a flattened tax structure. Dole's...

Student voters can help make history

by Chris Vetter
Published November 1, 1996

With the 1996 election only four days away, students might be wondering why they should care. Many feel nothing ever changes anyway. But this election could be remembered as a pivotal point in our nation's...

Minority program seeks to increase its presence

by Nancy Ngo
Published October 31, 1996

Although the Martin Luther King Program has been serving minority students in the College of Liberal Arts for 28 years, the advising office hopes to extend its reach to more students and programs in the...

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