Gorbachev Criticized for Mixed Legacy in US Tour
The editorial questions Mikhail Gorbachev's claims of reform and notes his role in undoing parts of the Soviet system. It cites Abe Rosenthal, accuses him of blurring responsibility for the Cold War era, and mentions a Russian prosecutor seeking access to funds linked to the Moscow Communist Party.
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Lawrence area sees mixed labor, library planning and local notes
Local School District 497 countered a 20 percent teacher pay raise with 6.56 percent. Talks set to draft a 1982-03 working contract. A New York firm revised KU space needs for a science library, deeming expansion reasonable. County poised with Blue Cross Blue Shield as health insurer. Lawrence unemployment ticked up to 4 percent in April from 3.7 percent last year. Perry Lake dam progress near 70 percent northwest of Lawrence. Martha Peterson named president of Barnard College in NY. Faye Mays KU librarian noted for postretirement pursuits. May 20, 1692 report recalled high water, logs, and minor flood effects near Union Pacific line.
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Clinton faces critical weeks before Democratic convention
Clinton trails Bush and Perot in national polls and must consolidate the Democratic base before the July 13 convention. Perot’s looming candidacy and potential running mate choice threaten Clinton’s credibility and convention week coverage. Bush faces pressure over domestic policy after the Los Angeles riots, while Perot seeks to define his platform and selection. Clinton's seven weeks remain pivotal to limit defections and secure a strong electoral path.
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Congress to amend Constitution for happiness plan
A speaker touts a constitutional amendment to balance the budget, claiming it will end worry and raise happiness. He mocks debt fears while promising tax shifts to fund government needs, and compares the plan to miracle cures and gimmicks. The rambling parody touches on debt, taxes, and fiscal reform with satirical flair.
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Letters to the editor critique on school field trips and a dog attack
In a public forum letter, Jeannie Suber questions school field trip headcounts and suggests stricter student counting. A separate note thanks Conrad Altenbernd for saving Sophia Rylko after a dog attack on Elm Street, urging dog owners to act responsibly to prevent similar incidents.
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Walnut
Lindbergh's May 20 1927 solo flight launches Spirit of St Louis
May 20 1927 marks Charles Lindbergh's departure from Roosevelt Field on Long Island aboard the Spirit of St Louis for a solo flight to France. Historical note recalls Columbus death in 1506 and North Carolina secession vote in 1861.
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