Poland premier coalition talks ease crisis amid Solidarity bid
In Warsaw President Jaruzelski approved Lech Walesa s offer to form a coalition government led by non Communists for the first time in the East Bloc. Jerzy Jozwiak said a formal statement would be issued Friday after a Belevedere Palace meeting. Walesa noted PM Kiszczak resigned, signaling a shift toward a coalition with two small opposition aligned parties.
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Soviet Party Considers Rewriting Union Pact Powers
The Communist Party proposes a draft policy opening possible changes to the Soviet structure and allowing republics to question national laws before a higher court with expanded powers. It hints at expanding republic rights and could lead to a full union restructuring, with a September Central Committee meeting to decide.
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Adjustments loom for college-bound students
College leaders emphasize the three life areas affected by transition: social, emotional, and academic. Sally Bryant of the University of Kansas notes new students face changed expectations and responsibilities as they leave home and adapt to college norms.
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Chinese defense chief detained in Beijing power struggle
In a dramatic move, troops loyal to President Yang Shangkun detained Defense Minister Qin Jiwei and several generals after a dispute over who should hold a top military post. Zhao Ziyang, purged for backing pro democracy factions, had previously held the post, highlighting the crucial role of military control in Chinese politics.
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County drug raid uncovers 156 marijuana plants near Pomona
Franklin County DEU and 20 officers seized 156 mature marijuana plants in two plots behind a Pomona-area residence, plus seeds and equipment. No arrests made. the operation continues with KBI analysis on a white powder. Weapons found. investigation by DEU and partners to intensify in harvest season.
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Carlin considers another run for governor in Kansas
Former Governor John Carlin said he will consider a third term as governor after U S Representative Jim Slattery dropped plans for the Democratic nomination. Carlin noted his business commitments and said a future political decision would be announced when made.
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Trade deficit improves to 1984 low in June
The Commerce Department reported a June trade deficit of 8.17 billion, the smallest since December 1984, down from 10.08 billion in May. Exports rose 1.5 percent to 30.91 billion while imports fell 3.6 percent to 39.08 billion, signaling uneven growth and caution about a potential stall in trade gains.
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