Kansas economy shows stronger 1992 outlook says KU economist
KU economist Norman Clifford forecasts Kansas will expand employment about 1 percent in 1991 and 1 percent again in 1992, outpacing the nation. He notes Kansas avoided the worst of the recession and will remain slightly ahead in personal income growth, though wages keep pace with inflation.
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Bush elevates Clarence Thomas to Supreme Court justice
President Bush signed the commission making Clarence Thomas an associate justice. An outdoor oath on the South Lawn preceded a formal investiture next week at the Supreme Court. Thomas, the 106th justice, will replace Thurgood Marshall and has drawn civil rights criticism over affirmative action.
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U S and Soviet set Madrid peace talks for October 30
United States and Soviet officials announced a Middle East peace conference would open October 30 in Madrid. President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev will formally open the talks with Israel likely to attend and Syria Jordan and Egypt already involved. Baker and Pankin voiced cautious optimism about a lasting settlement.
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Alvamar bids to sell public golf course to Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners have one proposal on the table from Alvamar Inc President Bob Billings to sell the Alvamar Public Golf Course. A meeting is set for Tuesday at 6:35 p.m. in city hall to discuss if the proposal meets the city's goals for a public course.
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City to consider higher water sewer and trash rates
City officials on Page 6A will discuss raising water, sewer and trash collection charges. The meeting aims to set new rate structures and determine impact on residents and businesses.
Intelligence panel endorses Gates to head CIA
The Senate Intelligence Committee voted 11 to 4 to endorse Robert Gates for CIA director sending the nomination to the full Senate. Chairman David Boren praised Gates while promising protection for CIA officials who criticized him during confirmation proceedings.
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Investigators Probe Motive In Texas Cafeteria Massacre
Authorities examine if anger toward women spurred the George Hennard killings in a Texas cafe. His former lawyer notes the loss of his beloved job may have influenced his mindset.
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Faculty senate slams regents over hidden aims plea
Pittsburg AP The Kansas Board of Regents faces sharp criticism from the Council of Faculty Senate Presidents led by Jay Mandt of Wichita State University. They urge abandoning the September strategic plan, decrying planned program cuts and centralized authority, and call for campus input to craft a shared mission. The group notes promises unmet and a climate of misrepresentation.
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Regents seek 18 million for Hoch Auditorium rebuild
Regents plan to request an 18 million appropriation from the Legislature to rebuild Hoch Auditorium. The Regents Center campus will be named for two KU graduates, a recognition noted on page 3A.
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