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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1990

Page

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Iraqis Protest Bush Speech Across Baghdad

In Baghdad thousands of protesters shouted Death to Bush as Iraqis criticized President Bush for his eight minute television warning that Saddam Hussein is leading them toward war. Officials called the speech lies and blamed Bush for attempting to be a world dictator. International reaction hardened with UN moves to curb Iraq and retaliations from France and Italy.

Baghdad Iraq Bush Saddam Hussein America

General Dugan Removed After Air Strike Remarks

Air Force Chief of Staff Mike Dugan was relieved of his duties by Defense Secretary Cheney after remarks suggesting massive air strikes against Baghdad. President Bush concurred, with Gen Loh to act as top Air Force commander until a successor is named. The action followed Dugan's interview with the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post.

Washington Air Force Mike Dugan Pentagon Dugan U.S Baghdad Cheney White House Bush Defense Dick Cheney Iraq Kuwait Saudi Arabia Los Angeles Times Washington Post Saddam

Mayor Barry Won’t Face Another Trial

Federal prosecutors said they will not retry Mayor Marion Barry on a dozen drug and perjury charges after a hung jury. Assistant U.S. Attorney Judith Retchin announced the decision as Barry entered the courtroom and smiled.

Washington Marion Barry U.S. Atty Judith Retchin Barry Retchin

Indian Market visitors say they'll be back next year

The Calvin Martinez family travels from Gallup New Mexico to Lawrence for the third annual Indian Market at Haskell Indian Junior College. Martinez, a Navajo artist, said many shoppers want small items such as earrings and rings, with shell inlays selling well. About 65 artists displayed wares over the weekend as 8,000 to 10,000 spectators browsed the free market. Martinez plans to return with more clip earrings if possible. Jane Mauldin, Choctaw painter from Tulsa, praised the market's energy.

Calvin Martinez Gallup N.M Lawrence Martinez Haskell Indian Junior College Haskell Maria Martin Martin Museum ‘of Anthropology Kansas University Jane Mauldin Tulsa

County OKs revised interlocal road pact for Lawrence loop

Douglas County and Lawrence city commissioners approve a revised interlocal agreement prioritizing funding for the eastern parkway and the final segment of the south Lawrence trafficway. The 14 mile circumferential loop would connect K-10 with the Turnpike, and downtown Lawrence to K-10 near East Hills Business Park.

Douglas County Commission South Lawrence Lawrence East Hills

Gorbachev calls referendum to end collectivization

Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev urged a national referendum on ending farmland collectivization and returning land to individuals. The report notes sections on markets, sports, weather and other pages with page markers 2A 8A 6B.

Mikhail S$. Gorbachev

Drive nears 177 million goal at KU

Campaign Kansas nears its 177 million target as alumni and friends contribute 173.1 million since 1987. Jordan Haines, national chairman, notes progress at KU Endowment offices and outlines phased gifts through early 1992 with deferred contributions.

Kansas University Campaign Kansas Jordan Haines KU Endowment Association West Campus Haines Wichita Lawrence Kansas City Kan General Gifts University Todd Seymour KUEA

Citizens for Education oppose Lawrence bond plan

Local residents group fears a second high school and district upgrades will raise taxes amid growing enrollment. Larry Hatfield says costs and shrinking state aid threaten affordability as the Lawrence school board seeks a $31 million bond to fund a new high school and improvements to Lawrence High and two elementaries.

Citizens For Education Lawrence Larry Hatfield Lawrence School Board Far West Lawrence High School Hatfield Plymouth Congregational Church Kenneth Fisher

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