Martin outlines Haskell game plan for turnaround
Martin, named president of Haskell Indian Junior College, describes a four-year program goal and fund‑raising boosts as he inherits a campus with money woes and unrest. He emphasizes a mission to strengthen offerings while honoring traditions, noting Haskell’s intertribal, nationwide student base and diverse tribal culture.
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Officials seek calm as markets reel from big decline
Washington AP report notes Fed and Bush administration deliberations after Friday stock plunge erased about 200 billion in market value. Greenspan did not pledge reserves, contingency plan remains unused, and officials downplay links to 1987 crash while Brady aides discussFriday developments.
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NARAL NAMES Nine Targets In Abortion Rights Push
The National Abortion Rights Action League unveils the NARAL Nine, listing Sen. Jesse Helms and Gov. Bob Martinez among nine top anti abortion targets for next year. Kate Michelman vows heavy involvement in hundreds of races from Senate to state legislatures as the group plans high profile campaigns.
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Financial adviser sought to issue bonds for new high school
Lawrence school district plans a 20 to 25 million dollar bond issue for a second high school and seeks a financial adviser. Four firms Kirchner Moore and Co Wichita Ranson and Co Shawnee Mission First Securities Co Wichita and George K Baum Co Investment Bankers Kansas City Mo are under consideration as administrators finish candidate interviews and reference checks. The district outlines the adviser’s services and responsibilities for the bond plan.
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East Germans to Leave Poland by Plane or Ship
About 1,000 East Germans in Poland will be free to depart for West Germany by air or sea in a new East Berlin concession. The policy shift signals a broader move to ease westward migration as authorities respond to growing emigration pressures.
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Jayhawk basketball premieres at Midnight Court party
Kansas fans packed Allen Fieldhouse for a 1989 90 season kickoff scrimmage titled Midnight Court. Roy Williams called it a party and coming-out for KU, with about 10 000 attending and 6 000 tickets sold by 10 p.m. The crowd mixed bikers and Megadeath shirts as Shooting Star and the Nace Brothers performed, drawing praise for university experimentation but mixed reactions from locals.
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