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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1990

Page

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17 year old held in local murder case

A shooting at a northwest Lawrence residence Sunday afternoon left 18 year old Geoffrey Railing dead and a 17 year old youth detained. Nathan Shaman Dey 2009 Oxford faces a juvenile complaint alleging second degree murder and prosecutors may seek to try him as an adult. An autopsy is pending.

Lawrence Douglas County Dist. Atty Jim Flory Nathan Shaman Dey Oxford Geoffrey Railing Dey Douglas County Chris Kenney Railing Mulvenon

National King Day Marked by Musical Tribute Event

A musical tribute was among activities commemorating the birthday of the slain civil rights leader. Today the nation observes King Day as a federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

King Central Junior High School Excalibur Central Auditorium Ecumenical Fellowship Inc Lawrence

Ethnic fighting kills 32 as Kremlin sends troops to Azerbaijan

In Shaumyanovsk near Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijanis and Armenians fought with submachine guns, killing at least 32. The Kremlin dispatched internal security troops to quell the violence, described as the worst flare up in years. State media cited arson attempts and attacks on Armenian homes as casualties mounted.

Moscow Azerbaijan Kremlin Caucasus Shaumyanovsk Ngorno- Kara Azerinform Shauw

Germans Storm East Berlin Secret Police HQ

Tens of thousands to a hundred thousand protesters stormed the East German secret police headquarters in East Berlin. State television and the official ADN agency reported the surge as authorities suspended talks with the opposition amid the out of control situation.

East Berlin East Germany ADN

Armenians Accused of Guns Fed by Unmarked Helicopters

A regional report cites Myanovsk and nearby areas accusing Armenians of receiving firearms and ammunition ferried in by unmarked helicopters. Soviet media countered with official statements and calls for calm as tensions rise.

Myanovsk

Lawrence High teacher compiles Kansas history reader

LHS educator Paul Stuewe leads creation of Kansas Revisited: Historical Images and Perspectives, a reader for state history. The project followed a legislature push for Kansas history education and emerged from a KU Continuing Education grant. Publication is planned for May.

Kansas Paul Stuewe Lawrence High School Stuewe Continuing Education Division Kansas University Ben Bigler

Three Countries Plan Unified Anti-Drug Assault in South America

Bolivia Colombia and Peru agreed to launch a coordinated assault on drug traffickers using all means including armed forces. The United States joined but language on direct intervention remained unsettled. Cartagena summit to seal the plan by mid-February with Bush and regional leaders signing.

Santa Cruz Bolivia Colombia Peru United States U.S Bush Michael Skol

DEA Maintains Ties With Noriega Amid Indictment Push

Drug Enforcement Administration continues close association with Manuel Noriega as prosecutors seek narcotics charges. The article notes ongoing friction between U S authorities and Panamanian former leader despite legal actions. Coretta Scott King quote appears in Quotable section emphasizing unity and courage.

Panama Manuel Noriega Drug Enforcement Administration

Entrepreneurs flock to Eastern Europe

Washington AP reports lawyers travel agents and business executives flock to Eastern Europe as regions shift from communism to capitalism. Optimists see long term gains while few say they are earning money now. Poland’s busy bureaucrats and spotty Romania calls complicate deals but lay groundwork for future growth. John Adams of The Worldcom Group expects a boom in five years with grounded market entry.

Washington Europe Poland Romania Germany John Adams Worldcom Group Warsaw Adams

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