New Scenery At Arms Talks In Geneva
Washington AP Chief U.S. negotiator Max Kampelman will meet Soviet first deputy foreign minister Yuri Voronstov in Geneva as talks resume on nuclear arms control. Voronstov replaces Viktor Karpov, signaling potential Soviet willingness to offer concessions despite disputes over Star Wars.
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Washington
U.S
Max M. Kampelman
Geneva
Kampelman
Reagan
Yuri Voronstov
Viktor P. Karpov
Moscow
Karpov
Voronstov
Strategic Defense Initiative
Reykjavik
Gorbachev
Europe
United States
George P. Shultz
Worldnet
U.S. Information Service
Abc-Tv
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Waite Returns to Beirut in Hostage Negotiations
Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite landed in Beirut to press for freedom for foreign hostages. He was greeted at the airport, escorted by Druze militiamen, and moved to the Riviera Hotel amid ongoing fighting that has left sixteen foreigners missing including six Americans.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Anglican
Terry Waite
Beirut International
Middle East Airlines
London
Waite
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Riviera
Ein Mreisseh
Islamic Jihad
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
Eve Keatley
Markets Gain Popularity As Americans Embrace Vegetables
Washington AP reports an Agriculture Department analyst notes Americans are eating more vegetables, especially fresh produce from markets, while canned and frozen varieties remain popular. Per capita vegetable use rose from 147.2 pounds in 1970 to 190.9 pounds in 1985, driven by fresh vegetables and processing trends.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Shannon Reid Hamm
Department
Economic Research Service
U.S
Ms. Hamm
New Governor Hayden Embraces People Focus At Cedar Crest
Kansas welcomes 41st governor Mike Hayden and his family to Cedar Crest. Patti Hayden emphasizes a people centered role and involvement in child and public issues. The first family adjusted to the mansion, hosting three inaugural receptions for about 3,000 guests.
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Patti Hayden
Hayden
Executive Mansion
Haydens
Topeka
Patti
Mike
Atwood
Kansas
Cedar Crest
Chelsi
Anne
Gage Elementary
Westcentral Topeka
U.S
Sen. Nance
Carlins
Braves pull away in overtime as Ottawa tops Southwestern
Ottawa men, led by a standout 34 point 12 rebound performance from a Kansas City native, beat Southwestern 82 81 in overtime. Ferguson and Totta reached double figures for Ottawa while Rod Wright led Southwestern with 17 points. Ottawa moves to 6 7 overall and 4 2 in ECAC play, Southwestern drops to 6 7 overall and 2 4 in league. Ottawa heads to Kansas Wesleyan next, 8 p.m. tipoff in Salina.
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Ferguson
Totta
Braves
Gatzemeyer
Southwestern
Rod Wright
Willie Green
Ottawa
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Gauls
Walker
Holmes
Atkins
Tosta
Brave
Richert
Heatwale
Green
Haskell
Lewis
Kinney
Wright
Sandifar
Burns
Herman
Collins leads Southwestern past Ottawa women in low-scoring clash
Southwestern defeats Ottawa 57 to 67 as Lisa Collins pours 36 points while four teammates score single digits. Ottawa’s Lori Roberts and Sonya Jackson lead with 13 and 10 respectively, but help from teammates is limited. Ottawa travels to Kansas Wesleyan next, aiming for road win.
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Southwestern
Lisa Collins
Ottawa
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Jackson
Roberts
Towle
Werner
Stroud
Elliott
dJontra
Madi
McClellan
Parnell
Totals
Harjo
McPhail
Collins
Jantz
Weigle
Robinson
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Larry Sandifar
Jerry Burns
Todd Herman
Lori Roberts
Sonya Jackson
Sarge
Beetle Bailey
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