Ortega praised by Quayle amid Nicaragua transition
Vice President Dan Quayle hailed a "new Daniel Ortega" as committed to democracy in Nicaragua while warning the U S backed Contras will not demobilize until they feel secure. Ortega pledged to turn over power on April 25 and to respect the constitution, as Chamorro and others urge demobilization of Contra rebels.
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Washington
Dan Quayle
Daniel Ortega
Nicaragua
Quayle
Ortega
Cbs-Tv
Jimmy Carter
Violeta Barrios de
Chamorro
Honduras
Conflicts divide Selma as race tensions flare over school chief renewal
In Selma Alabama black supporters of Superintendent Norward Roussell clash with white officials over renewal of his contract. The dispute, tied to education reforms and tracking practices, has polarized the city and crowded the 25th anniversary plans for the Selma to Montgomery march. Local leaders warn against turning a local dispute into a national confrontation while tensions over the community’s future rise.
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Selma
Ala
Norward Roussell
Montgomery
Fats
Rose Sanders
Roussell
Sanders
Rogers
George Swift
Alabama
Westmar College Joins Teikyo University Merger
Westmar College trustees voted to become a branch of Teikyo University of Japan in a merger described as a marriage by president Arthur Richardson. Four trustees resigned in protest. The board plans to dissolve and reform with a majority American members, with Takashi Yamanaka as acting chair. Up to 200 Japanese students may arrive in 1991 for a campus expansion near Le Mars. Teikyo, with 13,000+ students, already has campuses in Japan and abroad.
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Lemars
Iowa
Westmar College
Teikyo Universiy
Japan
Estmar
Arthur Richardson
Teikyo
United States
England
Holland
Robert Rydell
Des Moines
Engage
Ichardson
Board of Trustees
Takashi Yamanaka
Loretto Heights University
Denver
Gman
Richardson
le Mars
Siouxne
Eikyo
Loretto Heights
Regis College
Salem College
Salem
W. Va
Scientists seek quake warnings amid aftershocks in California
In Southern California scientists refine using historical data to estimate odds of a larger quake after a moderate event. An advisory issued by the Office of Emergency Services warned of a possible stronger quake within three days, amid public preparedness efforts and cautious language to avoid panic.
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Los Angeles
California
Geological Survey
Paul Reasenberg
Lucile Jones
Office of Emergency Services
San Diego
San Andreas
San Francisco Bay
Guerin
Wandering bison a problem for Montana’s cattle
Helena AP reports state wildlife officials may call hunters to kill about 20 Yellowstone bison that wandered outside the park boundary last week. Officials fear brucellosis carried by park bison could cause spontaneous abortion in cattle. A hunt is likely if bison pose a risk. control of bison entering Montana is allowed by state law.
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Helena
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
John Cada
Statemen of Fish, Wildlife and
Cada
Associated Press
Montana National Park
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