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                                                          September 27, 2016                                             Chiefs D gets 6
                                                          T: 582-7800 | F: 582-7044                                      interceptions
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                                                                                         Heated
                                                                                         Debate

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, right, stands with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at the start of the presidential debate at Hofstra

University in Hempstead, N.Y.													                                                                               (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Trump, Clinton Battle Fiercely Over Taxes, Race, Terror

JULIE PACE                  Donald Trump Monday           Businessman Trump repeat-      the presidential rivals tan-    on renegotiating trade
                            night for keeping his per-    edly cast Clinton as a “typi-  gled for 90-minutes over        deals that he said have
JILL COLVIN                 sonal tax returns and busi-   cal politician” as he sought   their vastly different visions  caused companies to
                            ness dealings secret from     to capitalize on Americans’    for the nation’s future.        move jobs out of the U.S.
Associated Press            voters and peddling a         frustration with Washington.   Clinton called for lowering
                            “racist lie” about President  Locked in an exceedingly       taxes for the middle class,        Continued on page 3
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — In   Barack Obama.                 close White House race,        while Trump focused more

a combative opening de-

bate, Hillary Clinton em-

phatically   denounced

Colombia, FARC Sign Historic Peace Deal Ending Conflict

J. GOODMAN                  of the deal, President Juan   shouts rose urging Santos      for the war’s victims, 50       congress by endorsing the
A. RODRIGUEZ                Manuel Santos and Ro-         and Londono to “Hug, hug,      white flags were raised.        peace deal. “Yes, we can;
Associated Press            drigo Londono, leader of      hug!” But in the end, the      Everyone at the event           yes, we can; yes, we can,”
CARTAGENA, Colombia         the Revolutionary Armed       two men just clasped hands     wore white as a symbol of       they shouted, followed by
(AP) — Colombia’s gov-      Forces of Colombia, signed    and the rebel commander,       peace.                          calls for Timochenko to be
ernment and the country’s   the 297-page agreement        also known as Timochenko,      “Viva Colombia,” Ban            president.
largest rebel movement      before a crowd of 2,500       put on a pin shaped like a     shouted at the conclusion       “Let no one doubt that we
signed a historic peace     foreign dignitaries and spe-  white dove that Santos has     of his speech welcoming         are going into politics with-
accord Monday evening       cial guests, including U.N.   been wearing on his lapel      the peace deal.                 out weapons,” Londono
ending a half-century of    Secretary-General Ban Ki-     for years. Seconds later five  The signing was greeted by      said in his speech after the
combat that caused more     moon and U.S. Secretary of    jets buzzed overhead in for-   wild cheers by about 1,000      signing.
than 220,000 deaths and     State John Kerry.             mation trailing smoke in the   FARC rebels in Sabanas
made 8 million homeless.    Many in the audience had      colors of Colombia’s flag.     del Yari, where the group           Continued on page 2
Underlining the importance  tears in their eyes, and      During a minute of silence     recently concluded its last