Massive South Korea opposition rally in Seoul draws 200000
Thousands march through Seoul as opposition groups unite for the first time in three years. Police on foot and shield patrol the sidewalks. President Roh Tae Woo offers conditional talks with North Korea on a border opening, while Pyongyang dismisses the proposal as propaganda. The peninsula remains divided since 1945 with heavy border restrictions and military presence.
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South Korea
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North Korea
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Kim Daejung
Lee Ki-taek
Oppositon
The
Democratic Party
Koreas
Korean
Design fixes for soggy tennis courts at LHS
Struble described court damage from water seeping through cracks caused by pressure and warm conditions. Workers will remove a foot of soil under the courts, install about 1500 feet of drainage pipes and trenches, and use gravel to boost runoff. Project aims to finish in 2 to 3 weeks after drying time.
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Struble
Dick Wedel
LHS
Stanford MBAs pledge 2 percent to aid peers in nonprofit work
Stanford Graduate School of Business students gave 2 percent of their summer earnings to underwrite living costs for classmates in nonprofit and public sector jobs. In 1990 21 of 331 Class of 1991 students took lower paying government and arts jobs, up from seven the previous year. Total funds may reach 25,000 by summer's end, with 80 percent participation.
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Calif
Stanford University
Graduate School of Business
Stanford Management
Stanford Mba
SMIF
Sandy Scott
Top liberal judge leaves high court
President Bush moves quickly after Justice Brennan's surprise retirement. A 75 minute meeting with Thornburgh Sununu and Gray discussed possible successors. Starr Wilkinson Higginbotham Winter Hills Hatch and others named as potential picks. Bush aims to decide soon, with confirmation battles likely in the Senate.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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White House
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C. Boyden Gray
Kenneth W. Starr
Starr
Justice Department
Ralph K. Winter
2Nd Circuit
J. Harvie Wilkinson III
Patrick E. Higginbotham
Clarence Thomas
District of Columbia
U.S
Carla Hills
Sen
Orrin
Senate
Brennan
Wyoming
New church calls on local residents
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church plans a four week calling campaign to recruit families from Lawrence as it forms a new parish. The church, with about 50 families, will use Brandon Woods and member homes for meetings and will meet at Quail Run School starting Sept. 9. They will later build a 10 acre west Lawrence church near 15th and Wakarusa to serve about 25 000 residents. The Rev. Mark Clevenger notes demographic studies show many moving into the area lack a church home. The campaign emphasizes informing residents rather than selling them on services.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Lawrence
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Trinity
ST. Margaret’s
Brandon Woods
West Lawrence
15Th
Wakarusa
Clevenger
Quail Run
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