Talks to Focus on Tough Issues at Bush Gorbachev Summit
Washington AP Mikhail Gorbachev arrives for a Washington summit with President Bush to tackle arms control and trade frictions and seek common ground on a unified Germany. Bush, in a mood of anticipation, heads into three days of talks after a Canada visit, with discussions aimed at shaping East West relations.
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Eudora lawmaker tabbed for ticket
Nestor Weigand Jr announces Rep. David Miller as his choice for lieutenant governor in a press release. Miller, 40, hails from Kansas House service under Carlin and Hayden, criticizing state government and presenting a fiscal management and accountability record. Governor Hayden names Howard Priddle as his running mate. Richard Peckham pursues governor bid with no running mate yet disclosed.
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Commerce
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Andover
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Carlin
Lawrence to Send Art to Sister City in West Germany
Fred Sack and Gary Smith of Artframes in Illinois prepare mats and frames for works to be sent to Eutin West Germany. In about three weeks a Lawrence delegation will visit Eutin along with art from 12 local artists as part of a sister city exchange.
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Gary Smith
Eutin
West Germany
Lawrence
KU business professors top pay among 10 units
Survey shows Infusion of Margin of Excellence funds boosts full professor salaries at Kansas University to an average of 68 834 for nine month appointments in 1989 90 placing business ahead of law. The Margin program sought to raise KU salaries to peer levels but funding ended after 1989 90.
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Romania Quake Kills Seven and Wounds Hundreds
A strong 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck Romania killing seven and injuring over 100, with heavy damage in Bucharest and Braila Brasov Buzau and Prahova County. The tremor was felt in Bulgaria Moldova Hungary Greece Turkey and Turkey with minor damage reported there.
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Economy Gauge Drops 0.2 Percent in April
The Commerce Department reported a 0.2 percent decline in the government’s main economic forecasting gauge for April, signaling continued sluggishness in the U.S. economy.
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Lawrence Police Officers Association Puts Forth Two Year 4 Percent Plan
Negotiations between the city of Lawrence and its employee groups reached a simpler point as city officials tentatively approved the Lawrence Police Officers Association two year contract proposal calling for 4 percent pay raises each year. LPCA president Tony Garcia said the group backed off its prior demand to focus on manpower issues and work with the city to solve staffing shortages. The proposal will be reviewed by City Manager Mike Wildgen and considered by the city commission on June 12.
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Nicaragua Rebels Reach New Accord On Demobilization
The Contra rebels and the government of President Violeta Chamorro agreed to resume disbanding by June 10 under a new accord backing rural zones for self rule. Talks resumed after a pause over a claimed massacre, with both sides stressing peace and reconciliation.
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