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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1990

Page

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SRS Budget Passes With Bipartisan Backing

The Legislature approved a conference committee compromise on the SRS appropriations bill, sending it to Gov. Hayden who may veto parts to cover welfare spending. The bill exceeds his recommended welfare funding by nearly 37 million, prompting calls for further cuts in other measures. A tax conference session nears to resolve differences on the property tax rollback and sales tax rate amid Senate House disagreements.

Topeka Mike Hayden Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Hayden HOUSE Senate Mittee

Day on the Hill music festival draws diverse crowd at KU

Hundreds of KU students locals and dogs enjoyed sunny Saturday for Day on the Hill with eight local and national bands from acoustic guitar to rap and funk. Which Doctors of Lawrence opened at noon while Toad the Wet Sprocket played 830 to 1000 p m. Student Union Activities funded by class officer associations and residence hall revenues call it a yearly thank you and free for all ages. Organizers expected about 2000 attendees with volunteers handling security and officials not expecting major alcohol issues. Local bystanders watched frisbees and footballs as bands played.

Kansas University Doctors Lawrence Tusquellas Lisa Molland Karey Metcalf Metcalf

Cocaine Enters U S Ports Through Cargo Containers

Federal drug officials say up to half of the narcotics flow into New York and other East Coast cities via cargo ships. Cocaine blends with regular cargo in millions of steel containers, with only a small fraction inspected. Authorities stress containers, not small planes or boats, drive the problem.

Mexican Caribbean United States New York Drug Enforcement Administration

Antiabortion rally quote from Starbuck resident

Cindy Burgess of Starbuck Minnesota says Americans are normal simple moral people amid an anti abortion rally in Washington. She rejects being labeled religious radicals while voicing her stance.

Cindy Burgess Starbuck

Dispute stalls school aid in Kansas legislature

Kansas House and Senate finance talks collapsed as senators rejected a $546 million general state aid plan for 304 districts over a minor provision. The vote was 21-16 against the conference committee version after the House had approved it 83-42 earlier.

Topeka House Senate Kansas Ference Committee

European leaders back plan for political union by 1993

At a Dublin summit, 12 nations approved drafting a political union by January 1993 and called for an intergovernmental conference by December. British PM Thatcher warned of sovereignty limits, while Kohl and Mitterrand urged rapid integration linking currency talks to the union push.

Dublin Ireland Britain Charles Haughey Dublin Castle Helmut Kohl Francois Mitterrand Francois Mitterand European Union Thatcher Europe

Embargo tightens resolve in Lithuania as independence stance grows

In Vilnius the Soviet embargo deepens Lithuanian resolve toward independence. Officials and workers say the blockade shortens the path to a formal split, while leaders warn citizens face mounting hardship in weeks. Gorbachev seeks compromise ahead of talks with Bush. France and Germany urge suspension of independence declarations.

Vilnius Lithuania Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Pope Bush

Elderly join ranks of computer nerds in community

Charles Warriner a retired Kansas University professor describes himself as a computer nerd. He writes letters and composes on his computer and tracks spending while enjoying games like Welltris. Bill Zotto, 59, bought a computer nine years ago and moved into IT, becoming manager of Computerland in Lawrence.

Charles Warriner Welltris Warriner Kansas University Bill Zotto Zotto Topeka Computerland Lawrence

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