Bush and Gorbachev hail summit gains amid lingering rifts
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev declare an atmosphere of growing trust after a four day summit. They leave unresolved German unity and Lithuania independence issues but plan regular meetings. Gorbachev invites Bush to Moscow for a year end state visit.
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Gorbachev declines farm visit during Twin Cities swing
Tired and behind schedule, Mikhail Gorbachev skipped a 25 minute stop at a Farmington area farm. Richard and Cecilia Brand planned to serve them a meal that went to a St. Paul homeless shelter. The visit underscored thawing U S Soviet ties amid a 6 hour Twin Cities tour.
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Bush Gorbachev talks mark new phase of cooperation
Highlights from yesterday's news conference show continued impasse on a united Germany's military shape. Bush urged NATO membership for a unified Germany and both leaders spoke of a spirit of candor and openness.
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