Lowans invited to meet Gorbachev in Minneapolis
E.W. Munsell of Cedar Rapids joins seven Iowans and other leaders invited to meet Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev at a Radisson Plaza Hotel reception in Minneapolis. The article notes the excitement, the lack of Russian language skill for Munsell, and admiration for Gorbachev’s reforms.
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Gorbachev
Jeff Burnham
Gazette
E.W
Bill” Munsell
Cedar Rapids
Mikhail Gorbachev
Minneapolis
Munsell
The
Jowans
Martyn Jorgensen
Garrison
Soviet Union
Jorgensen
Charles Frederick
New Virginia
Seed and Grain Systems Inc
Tom Urban
Des’ Moines
Pioneer Hi-Bred International
Elizabeth Garst
Adel
Racoon Valley State Bank
John Crystal
Coon Rapids
Creswell, Munsell, Fultz & Zirbel
Cmf&z
Alex Kroll
Young & Rubicam
Kroll
Radisson Plaza
Bush and Gorbachev discuss Baltic independence move
The leaders spent over eight hours at the presidential retreat on Saturday, revisiting Lithuania and Germany as they prepared for a White House news conference. Soviet officials anticipate two more summits this year to sign key arms control pacts including a conventional forces reduction and a START framework signed Friday.
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NATO
Baltic States
Bush
Gorbachev
Lithuania
Germany
White House
Moscow
Paris
Allies likely accept most Soviet NATO CFEs items
A U S Soviet and American negotiators report tentative agreements on tank classes and vehicle limits for the Conventional Forces in Europe. Most proposals may please allies, but one or two require careful study and may fail. U S officials note ceilings and weights affect allied equipment more. A Soviet official warns of possible friction with allies amid reduced Warsaw Pact ties.
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Moscow
Camp David
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Cuba
Nicaragua
el Salvador
India
Pakistan
Middle East
Marlin Fitzwater
Bush
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Israel
Fitzwater
United States
U.S
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Washington
Chevron and Soviet company eye Tengiz oil venture
Chevron Corp and Tengizneftegaz plan to study joint development of the Tengiz field in Soviet Central Asia. The effort could yield up to 25 billion barrels of oil, valued at about 500 billion dollars at $20 a barrel. The pact is a protocol of intent subject to ministerial and board approvals.
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Washington
Chevron Corp
Tengiz
Central Asia
U.S
Chevron
Tengizneftegaz
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
James Giffen
Korolev
Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
Richard Matzke
Chevron Overseas Petroleum Inc
Matzke
Soviet Oil and Gas Ministry
Kazakstan
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Larry Shusan
Soviet Council of Ministers
Chevron Board of Directors
American Trade Consortium
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