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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1990
Page
1
Barbara Bush urged graduates to place friends and family first as Raisa Gorbachev offered advice to 575 students and 5,000 guests. Protests by seniors criticized the Bush appearance and urged a stand on abortion rights.
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev pressed for expanded trade with the United States while preparing for a four day summit with President Bush. He warned against begging and said a US gesture on trade would help him at home. He spoke of paying debts and earning normal credit as Washington seeks dialogue with Lithuanian officials before any agreement.
Johannesburg AP The government introduced legislation to repeal the Separate Amenities Act a pillar of apartheid that allowed racial segregation of public amenities for decades. The act would be repealed effective October 15 with Parliament expected to approve by mid June, as President de Klerk moves toward ending apartheid.
After years of lobbying a plan to pay college educations for recruits moves toward a Senate anti crime bill vote. Police chiefs say local impact would be limited despite big city need. The program would cost about 1.4 billion annually and aims to enlist 25,000 students yearly.
Boris N. Yeltsin pledged to foster closer relations between Russia and Lithuania as the Baltic area moves toward greater autonomy. The promise came in a meeting with the Lithuanian president, signaling potential shifts in regional cooperation amid ongoing secessionist pressures.
Kansas University will build a scaled down performing arts center after bids exceeded the original 13.1 million plan. Groundbreaking is within 60 days with Universal Construction Co. of Kansas City. The project, ready in early 1993, retains core design elements though seating drops from 2,160 to 2,020.
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