Bush warns Saddam as deadline nears for Kuwait withdrawal
President Bush, after Senate and House approval of force, leaves Camp David somber and assured. He states Iraq must withdraw from Kuwait by January 15, warning of disaster if not, and rejects any linkages with other Middle East issues while signaling no compromise. His tone implies the choice now rests with Saddam Hussein.
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Persian Gulf
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Kuwait
Saddam Hussein
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House
Camp David
Washington, D.C
United States
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Israel
Washington
Vietnam
Grenada
Panama
Teddy Roosevelt
America
Gorbachev’s Glasnost Under Strain Amid Soviet Actions
Gorbachev phones Bush to reiterate support in the Middle East while Soviet troops move on Vilnius to seize the Lithuanian national guard HQ and a printing plant. The state broadcasts cancels a controversial program and shuts an independent news agency, signaling a setback for glasnost.
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Middle East
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
U.S
Mideast
Gorbachev
Vilnius
Soviet State Broadcasting Company
Soviet Union
Kan sas University To Install New Pharmacy Dean
Howard F. Mossberg associate dean of Southwestern State College School of Pharmacy Weatherford Oklahoma was named the new dean of the Kansas University School of Pharmacy effective June 1 He will succeed Duane Wenzel who resigned to return to teaching and research A record 570 million education budget was recommended by Governor William Avery for fiscal 1967 and he urged the Legislature to approve a 31.2 million educational operating and capital improvements budget for KU
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Howard F. Mossberg
School of Pharmacy
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Okla
Kansas University School of Pharmacy
Duane Wenzel
William Avery
Avery
Local Officials and Names Surfaced in Partial Listing
A fragment lists Dolph C. Simons Jr and Dolph Simons I alongside Ralph Gage Gene Armstrong Robert Nordyke Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner Donna Wiley Dallas Dolan James Ackerman. The line hints at a historical roster or attendance of notable individuals.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Gene Armstrong
Robert Nordyke
Caroline Trowbridge
Ann Gardner
Dolph Simons I
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
James Ackerman
Bush as World Sheriff Fails to Shape 21st Century
A critica l column argues that postwar Bush diplomacy risks entrenching Pax Americana and a global policing role while neglecting domestic modernization. The piece warns that reliance on Cold War tactics and a revived defense buildup could hinder education, infrastructure, and innovation, urging a shift to shared world security and energy reform.
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Pentagon
Flawed energy policies threaten U.S. oil security
A wary view of U S energy policy details how dependence on foreign oil persists amid political caution. The piece discusses Watkins plan options, environmental demands, nuclear power, and reserves policy while urging decisive action to curb imports and stabilize prices.
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Washington
Middle East
Bush
Energy Department
James D. Watkins
White House
Watkins
Hall of Fame Debate Over Pete Rose Eligibility
Miami column argues the Hall of Fame should decide Pete Rose’s eligibility after his release from federal prison for tax and betting scandals. The piece places Rose among baseball greats like Ty Cobb and Ted Williams, noting his on field prowess but noting his off field bets and taxes as the basis for controversy.
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Miami
S&l
Roseanne Barr
Peter Rose
Rose
Ty Cobb
Ted Williams
Rogers Hornsby
Hall of Fame hurdles meet mixed character rulings in baseball
Howard Kleinberg questions the Baseball Writers Association of America stance on character in Hall of Fame voting. He notes Ferguson Jenkins is elected while Orlando Cepeda's drug conviction and Pete Rose's lifetime ban spark debate on what counts as character versus on-field performance. He argues for judging players by playing records, not morality plays.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Rose
Baseball Writers Association of America
BWAA
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Commissioner of Baseball
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Orlando
Puerto Rico
Pete Rose
Bart Giamatti
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