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The Minnesota Daily

Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

U gets $1.6 million for new program

by Bei Hu
Published July 8, 1996

The University will receive nearly $2 million in grants from the Bush Foundation to fund projects to train elementary and secondary school educators and strengthen academic programs at the University. The...

AIDS experts caution against hype in news of treatment breakthroughs

Published July 8, 1996

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Top AIDS officials cautioned Sunday that overly optimistic reports of breakthroughs in AIDS treatment will raise impossibly high hopes among AIDS sufferers around the...

U is on cutting edge of transplant technology

by Joel Sawyer
Published July 8, 1996

With any luck, future patients in need of transplants will find a plentiful supply of organs at the University. The catch, however, is that the organs to be transplanted might not come from human donors,...

The 26-year-old…

by Ryan Schuster
Published July 8, 1996

The 26-year-old native of Copacabana Beach, Brazil raised his arms in jubilation at the beach volleyball court on the East River Flats Park as the crowd chanted, "Jose ... Jose ... Jose." Just moments...

Workers lose hold of bottom rung

Published July 8, 1996

When Congress raises the minimum wage, as many as 400,000 of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged work force members will lose their jobs and an unknown number of marginally profitable businesses will...

Former gridder appears in court

by Kamariea Forcier
Published July 5, 1996

Former Gophers football player Joseph Justice appeared before a Ramsey County judge Wednesday to face charges of credit card fraud and theft. Justice, 21, was charged with three felony counts in connection...

Festival offers music and food

by Chrissie Killion
Published July 5, 1996

A crowd standing on a booth-lined lawn Wednesday evening in front of Minnesota's Capitol heard the verses of rock group Eric Burdon and War's music not once, but twice. The music traveled from the main...

Federal appeals court upholds NCAA fine

Published July 5, 1996

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -- A federal appeals court said a judge was within her power to fine the NCAA $100 a day for every school that is late in turning over financial documents related to restricted-earnings...

U alum awarded for saving spray users from sticky situation

by Andy Nestingen
Published July 5, 1996

Before Maurice Spiegel's invention, people held their hair in place with shellac. But Spiegel solved the sticky problem with the first water-soluble hair spray, "Style," which he invented in 1952. With...

Strict three-strikes law requires reform

Published July 5, 1996

Despite a recent dip in national crime rates, senseless killings and mindless brutality remain a formidable challenge for community leaders and law enforcement officials across the country. Stray gunfire...

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