Summit to hear Soviet plea at London G7 gathering
London hosts seven powers as Mikhail Gorbachev seeks Western aid to avert Soviet financial collapse. Kohl urges an intensive West Soviet dialogue without naming sums while Bush and others doubt Moscow’s reform resolve. Leaders open with class photo and discuss arms treaty progress amid security and pomp.
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Lawrence school district seeks 9.81 mill rise amid aid drop
Lawrence school board says state aid will fall to 2.3 percent of the district budget this year, down from 10.9 percent last year, as it pursues a 9.81 mill levy increase (14.1 percent) for 1991-92. Board plans to discuss the proposed budget at 7:30 p.m. in Lawrence High School library.
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Lawrence City Commission
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Alice Fowler
Lawrence School Board
Lawrence High School
County budgets seek cuts to hold levy steady
Douglas County Commission reviewed a proposed 1992 budget of 19.445 million dollars aiming to hold the tax levy at 29.075 mills, a rise that would add 18 dollars to an 80 000 dollar home’s county tax to 279. The session lasted about two hours with chairman Louie McElhaney signaling focus on resident concerns.
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HIV positive in county this year three cases so far
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department reports three HIV positive cases among 239 people tested by July 1 this year. Officials note transmission risks include multiple partners and IV drug use. all tests confidential with option for anonymity. Appointments required for testing and counseling provided before and after testing. results take 10 days to two weeks.
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Ailer
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Schnitker
Iraq releases more detailed nuclear program list
Iraq published a broader list detailing its nuclear program as U.N. inspectors seek a complete picture under the cease fire terms. Dimitri Perricos, leader of the U.N. team, said the data covers uranium enrichment, production, storage and use, with a decision by the IAEA and U.N. on sufficiency to follow.
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Allied troops exit northern Iraq ending Kurdish refugee move
The last allied troops crossed into Turkey from northern Iraq today, ending a three month occupation to resettle and protect tens of thousands of Kurdish refugees. The report appears on page 1B with further notes on area reporting, a 10A crossword, deaths, and editorials listed on the front.
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Merger to create 2nd-largest bank in U S history
NEW YORK AP Chemical Banking Corp and Manufacturers Hanover Corp announce a landmark merger creating the nation s second largest banking company with assets of 135 billion The deal valued as the largest U S banking merger in history calls for 1 14 Chemical shares per Manufacturers share and will end with the Manufacturers name fading into history Other big banks including NCNB and C S Sovran have also been pursuing mergers
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U S Industrial Output Rises Again in June
Industrial production in the United States posted another gain in June signaling a modest recovery. The report on page 9A highlights increases in manufacturing and utilities with continued but limited growth across sectors.
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