U S and Soviet Leaders Meet at Camp David for Summit
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev arrived for a one day Camp David summit as top officials voiced optimism for a European conventional arms treaty by year end. Baker and Shevardnadze said prospects for accord improved and German unity may be discussed during talks.
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Bush sets conditions on Soviet trade accord
President Bush offered Gorbachev a signed trade agreement but said he may not submit the document to Congress for ratification. Lawmakers demand that Lithuania’s independence be eased before approving any benefits, while US tariffs on Soviet goods could hinge on the deal.
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Rains Delay Douglas County Spring Planting Efforts
Wet conditions keep farmers out of fields in Douglas County delaying milo and soybean planting. Brian Murray of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service warns each missed day reduces potential yields as weather remains unsettled. Farmers near Twin Mound report no planting and anticipate late harvests if rains persist. corn may be planted in April, milo and beans in May or early June.
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City official raises recycling concerns in Lawrence
Lawrence's recycling coordinator Pat Marvin reports 50 to 100 weekly calls from residents eager to recycle. She notes strong community interest but warns River City Recycling RCA's unreliable curb side service and shifting pickup schedule may disrupt the program, with next pickup June 4-8.
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Competition for minorities at KU sparks campus debate
Kansas University officials acknowledge fierce competition to hire minority faculty as students protest in April demanding greater minority representation. Led by Black Men of Today, 500 students marched to Strong Hall after a Sigma Alpha Epsilon incident. Chancellor Budig faces unmet demands while Dave Shulenburger notes limited minority candidates and inter-campus competition. The university plans for 1990 hires include 39 new tenure-track positions with a diverse mix across racial groups.
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Liberian President Samuel Doe seeks aid to end rebel invasion
Doe appeals to international community for help to halt the rebel invasion in Liberia. He also pledges not to seek re election as part of efforts to ease tensions and gain rebel concessions. The report notes global reaction and possible impact on regional stability.
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Stage star Sir Rex Harrison dies at 82
New York AP reports actor Sir Rex Harrison died in his sleep at age 82 from pancreatic cancer at his East Midtown Manhattan home. The My Fair Lady star had appeared on Broadway in The Circle, missed nine days due to illness, and was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II the prior summer.
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