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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Identifying suspect is tricky but justifiable

Published August 5, 1996

His face, name and history have been everywhere in the last week. Security guard Richard Jewell, 33, was hailed as a hero after spotting a suspicious backpack that ultimately exploded early July 27 in...

More detours in store for University area

by Jessica Steeno
Published August 5, 1996

Starting today, University commuters will have to cope with yet another detour. The area between Jones Hall and Fourth Street Southeast, Pleasant Street and 15th Avenue Southeast will be closed. It will...

Country flourishes by lowering taxes

Published August 5, 1996

Here's a trivia question for you. Who said, "It is a paradoxical truth that tax rates are too high today and tax revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise the revenues in the long run is to cut...

U takes part in repaying America’s war veterans

by Bei Hu
Published August 5, 1996

Milt Schoen, a Hennepin County Veterans Service Officer, remembers a homeless veteran who found a job using the employment service at Minnesota StandDown in 1993. A year later, the man was able to give...

Kempainen struggles to poor finish at Olympics

by Ryan Schuster
Published August 5, 1996

After months of speculation about his various physical ailments, University Medical School graduate Bob Kempainen ran to a disappointing 31st place Sunday morning in the men's Olympic marathon. He appeared...

Wage hike won’t helpU students

by Chris Vetter
Published August 5, 1996

Both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives passed a minimum wage increase Friday that will raise the wage by 90 cents over the next year, from $4.25 to $5.15 an hour. President Clinton is expected...

Cline’s relay team misses mark

Published August 5, 1996

Former Gophers men's track star Keita Cline ran a great second leg for the British Virgin Islands' Olympic 400-meter relay team Friday. Unfortunately, the team did not qualify for the second round. Cline...

Last place runner gets greeted like a king at Games

Published August 5, 1996

ATLANTA (AP) -- No last-place finisher in a marathon ever has been greeted more royally. And no one likely has finished quite so last. The band played a fanfare as A. Baser Wasiqi of Afghanistan entered...

Welfare reform opens door for opportunity

Published August 2, 1996

President Clinton said Wednesday he plans to sign the first meaningful piece of welfare reform legislation since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal of the 1930s. Clinton's approval of the bill will affect...

U Health center signs with firm

by Joel Sawyer
Published August 2, 1996

The University's Academic Health Center and HealthPartners, one of Minnesota's largest managed care organizations, signed a five-year educational affiliation contract Wednesday. Under the agreement, HealthPartners...

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