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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1990
Page
12
Bush and Gorbachev sign a framework to cut arsenals by 30 percent and pledge to sign START, while planning regular meetings without summit pomp. They disagree on Europe forces and a unified Germany. Baltic independence and Lithuania remain sticking points, with U.S. critics opposing Moscow trade benefits.
Partly cloudy tonight with mid 60s lows and highs in the 80s. Tomorrow and Tuesday remain partly cloudy with a 20 percent shower chance. Wednesday to Friday turn mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs near 80s to 90. Coastal and regional zones note similar patterns with light to moderate winds and cooler nights.
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev arrives in California for a high tech summit and trade talks with President Bush. He meets former President Reagan and Armenian leaders, attends a Stanford speech, and plans dinners with American business leaders to discuss perestroika and joint ventures.
The conference committee approved the measure after House members unanimously rejected it while Senate conferees voted to include it in the final budget. Rep. Bob McLellan said it has become a moral issue as debate stretched over five hours. Senators previously backed but House members balked on solid waste and recycling provision. A Tuesday 53-41 vote killed the proposal for the year in the House.
Beijing university protests flare after a government forceful dispersal. Students chant the Internationale and call for ending corruption while authorities detain or threaten demonstrators amid tight security. A junior economics management student Li Mingi is reported led away, status unclear.
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