Bush plans Saudi arms package amid Iraq strike caution
President Bush will ask Congress to expand military aid to Saudi Arabia with additional defense capabilities. He would not commit to a first strike against Iraq, saying many contingencies exist and emphasizing concerns over American citizens and potential terror. Reports vary on total dollar figures, with estimates around 10 to 21 billion dollars for staged sales and weapon consignments.
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Gulf Crisis Deepens as Jordanians Expelled
Jordanian officials say Saudi Arabia expelled 20 Jordanian diplomats amid Gulf crisis rifts. In Washington, seven major economies gather to curb a possible world recession as oil soars above 35 dollars a barrel. The United States faces Gulf intervention disputes with Saudi Arabia as prices may rise further.
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FDIC sues Neil Bush and Silverado directors for negligence
The FDIC files a $200 million lawsuit in Denver alleging Neil Bush and other Silverado Banking directors showed gross negligence and breached duties. Regulators seek to recover funds for the FDIC and taxpayers amid Silverado’s 1980s collapse costing about $1 billion.
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Performers explore new direction for KU concert program
In Hoch Auditorium KU hosts a rehearsal for Sense Us The Rainbow Anthem a collaborative show by six artists two absent performers and two ensembles. Jon Jang directs the Pan Asian Orchestra with poet Genny Lim while John Santos oversees percussion and Max Roach’s ensemble as Woody Ichiyasu coordinates technical aspects.
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KU seeks more aid for grad students
KU leaders urge higher state funding for graduate education as the Legislative Educational Planning Committee studies education issues for the 1991 session. Del Shankel cites salaries in private industry drawing away top students, creating a faculty shortage that affects universities like Kansas.
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Fall Arrives With Clear Skies And Cool Temps
Today's page highlights the arrival of fall with settled weather as skies clear and temperatures dip across the region. Forecasters expect comfortable conditions, light breezes, and a pleasant weekend ahead for outdoor activities and early autumn plans.
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Public schools get high marks in U S Japan poll
The Junior Achievement Gallup survey of 750 American and 790 Japanese students finds U S students more likely to study business computer and economics and more confident in public schools. Only 8 percent of Americans have calculus versus 27 percent of Japanese.
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