Census Day: Taking count of America
Americans are urged to complete the 1990 census on Census Day with 14 question short form and longer questionnaire sent to millions. Officials stress confidentiality and constitutional need to reap federal funding and reapportion seats, noting timely responses protect quality of life and aid programs.
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America
House of Representatives
Census Day 1990 in Lawrence Faces Form Delays
On Census Day 1990 thousands of KU students in Lawrence cannot yet mail in forms. Notable locals Bob Billings Diane Mullens Roger Brown Nancy Bracciano also lack forms, with Hamilton of the Topeka district noting some addresses still hadn’t received them. The deadline is flexible as mail delays persist.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Bob Billings
Diane Mullens
Roger Brown
Nancy Bracciano
Census Bureau
Topeka
Bob Hamilton
Hamilton
Census 90 series begins with housing and mailing lists
The article previews a city series on the 1990 U S census. It notes that group housing quarters will start receiving forms Monday and counts extend over a 42% week period. It mentions new subdivisions missing from the mailing list and a supplemental mailing planned.
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Hamilton
Census Bureau
Billings, Brown
Bracciano
Bureau
Gorbachev warns Lithuania over independence bid
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev demanded Lithuania annul its declaration of independence and warned of grave consequences if refused. Landsbergis dismissed the appeal as impossible, while Moscow urged an immediate repeal of illegal acts to open talks within the USSR framework.
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Vilnius
U.S.S.R
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Moscow
Vytautas Landsbergis
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Tass
Baltic State
Duke and UNLV to meet in NCAA final Monday night
Duke beat Arkansas 97 83 and UNLV beat Georgia Tech 90 81 in Saturday semifinals to set up a title game. Duke and UNLV will clash for the championship Monday night, pitting the ACC rival against the Mountain West entry in a final.
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Duke
Nevada-Las Vegas
Arkansas
UNLV
Georgia Tech
The Sun Returns With Mild High of 61
The weather notes a return of sun and a forecasted high reaching 61 degrees. Weather outlook suggests clear skies and light to moderate winds, with no precipitation expected. Local residents can expect pleasant conditions for outdoor activities today.
Tax Protest Turns Violent in Central London Riot
A massive anti tax demonstration drawing about 40 000 people erupted into chaos as militants attacked police with rocks and bottles. Vehicles were torched and shops were smashed during a rampage through central London on Saturday.
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London
Gorbachev Addresses Lithuanians as Voice of Reason Cited
In a speech to Lithuanians, President Mikhail Gorbachev references the need for the voice of reason amid tensions, warning that ignoring it could endanger the nation and its future stability. The remarks underscore cautious diplomacy during a period of regional strain.
Segebrecht Room Helps Families Stay Close to Newborns
Monica Gutierrez LMH nurse holds a baby in the Segebrecht Room at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The room was created with support from Dr. and Mrs. Steve Segebrecht to keep families near infants needing extended hospital stays.
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Segebrecht
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Monica Gutierrez
LMH
Steve Segebrecht
Segebrecht Room gives families near newborns at LMH
Lawrence Memorial Hospital opened a private Segebrecht Room near the nursery to keep families close when a newborn must stay longer. The room, free for mothers discharged but with the baby remaining, honors the Segebrecht family whose son Ray was born six weeks premature in 1987. It was funded by the Segebrechts and LMH auxiliary to help parents stay connected during extended neonatal care.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Segebrecht
Vicki Friede
Children’s Mercy
Lmh
Top speller retains state title in Topeka
Robbie Getz, 14, won the All Kansas Spelling Bee in Topeka for the second consecutive year. The West Junior High eighth grader will represent Kansas at the National Spelling Bee in Washington D C. He clinched the title by spelling antsy correctly after four hours of competition, facing Keith ee of Scott City Middle School.
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Douglas County
Robbie Getz
Topeka
Kansas
Washington D.C
Robbie
West Junior High School
Keithee
Scott City Middlechool
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