Bush tops arms pact talks with Gorbachev on Lithuania
The process aims to cut long range missiles bombers and submarines by 30 to 35 percent. The pact would halve Soviet SS-18 missiles. A chemical weapons treaty would cap stockpiles at 5 000 tons per side. Bush pressed Gorbachev on Lithuania as discussions shifted to broader arms control and trade issues.
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United States
Soviet Union
Bush
Lithuania
Gorbachev
Senate
GOP
Bob Dole
George Mitchell
White House
State Department
James A. Baker III
Eduard Shevardnadze
Germany
Bush Gorbachev dine informally at White House gala
At a White House dinner the Gorbachevs dressed informally while American guests wore formal attire. Mrs Bush wore a blue gown by Arnold Seesas and the leaders toasted as Mr President. The visit included a late departure to the Soviet Embassy for the night.
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Gorbachev
Fredericka von Stade
White House
Gorbachevs
Pressent
Opposition voices clash over SRS restart plan at Savannah hearing
At the Savannah DeSoto Hilton, citizens including Mrs Blackey OBrien and Frederick Nadelman condemned the Savannah River Site restart. They warned of radiation catastrophe and wasted public funds, while booster Moses Todd urged safety improvements. DOE schedules hearings in Columbia June 9 and Aiken June 8.
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SRS
Donald Trump
Cumbee
Savannah
DeSoto Hilton
Frederick Nadelman
Coastal Citizens For A
EIS
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DOE
Helen Harrison
Hampton
S.C
Department of Energy
Harrison
Cheryl Bracken
Savannah River
Protesters Rally Against Savannah River Site Restart
A 10-person Greenpeace group led by Tom Clements gathered outside the DeSoto Hilton in Savannah during a DOE public hearing on restarting the idle Savannah River Site reactors. They chanted slogans, wore white jumpsuits, and warned against reactivation, planning further protests in Columbia and Aiken with testimonies at the hearings.
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Savannah River
DeSoto Hilton Hotel
U.S. Department of Energy
Greenpeace
SRP
SRS
Tom Clements
Green‘peace
Gice
DOE
Columbia
Aiken
Clements
Koger Center for the Arts Gift Ties USC to Donor Ira Koger
The record notes Koger and his wife donated 4 million dollars to the University of South Carolina, funding the 15 million Ira and Nancy Koger Center for the Arts in Columbia in 1989. The couple’s gifts included art treasures and a 100000 dollar endowment chair in fine arts.
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Holderman
Koger
USC
Ira
Nancy Koger
Columbia
University
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