Mandela urges nonviolence to press apartheid end
Nelson Mandela told reporters in Washington that blacks in South Africa have no alternative but to seek change through peaceful means. President Bush urged negotiation over armed struggle, pledged continued sanctions and support for democracy amid Mandela’s three day visit, including a joint Congressional address and meetings with AFL CIO leaders.
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Puppy boycott hits Kansas breeders and hound futures
Turmoil from a nationwide puppy boycott hurts Kansas breeders and humane groups. Industry officials warn of mass euthanasia risk for hundreds or thousands of dogs as orders and prices collapse. Animal rights advocates push for stricter enforcement, while some breeders report sales drops from 65 to 35 dollars per cocker spaniel.
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Kansas Briefs: Giant Inflatable Gorillas Stolen in Overland Park
Overland Park police report the 40-foot inflatable Kong from John Wallace Dodge on I-435 and Metcalf Ave was kidnapped Friday night. The $12,000 rental and its 100-pound blower were taken, deflation possible by unzipping the leg. In Council Grove a medical helicopter crashed near Fort Riley injuring three soldiers. Gov Hayden declared wind damaged SE Kansas a state disaster area seeking federal aid and SBA loans, with National Guard help eyed.
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Weather Tonight Mostly Clear With Low Around Seventy
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low near 70. Numerical garble follows, no coherent readable data available.
Closing arguments heard in Marcos Khashoggi trial
In New York the prosecution urged jurors to convict Imelda Marcos and Adnan Khashoggi of racketeering mail fraud and obstruction of justice in a US case linked to looting the Philippine treasury. The defense for the defendants prepared to argue on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Trump agrees to monthly budget to secure $65 million loan
Philadelphia Inquirer reports a tentative loan deal would grant Trump a $65 million credit line with two executives named by banks to run his empire. Trump would be on a $450 000 monthly personal budget and restricted from moving funds without permission. Dresdner Bank AG and Societe Generale reportedly oppose terms, risking the agreement.
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Ad Briefs Summer Sale and Local Services
A varied local notice lists a Summer Sale at Fashion Alley offering 25 to 33 percent off summer merchandise. It advertises Charlotte's Chat and Curl for facial hair removal with an appointment phone number and address. Also promoted are pillow cleaning by Royal Cleaners in Ottawa, an open house for Westminster Pre School, and Stone concert tickets at Budge's Sports Center with a morning sale on June 30.
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European leaders plan December meeting on political union
In Dublin the European Community nations agreed to hold a December conference to outline steps toward a political union by 1993 despite Britain and Portugal voicing reservations. Britain urged caution on large Soviet aid, saying the issue is how best to assist rather than whether to help. France's Roland Dumas announced the Dec 14 conference after a two day summit.
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Lotto pot grows to 10 million after Saturday draw
Des Moines AP: Nobody matched the Lotto America six numbers on Saturday, boosting the Wednesday prize to about 10 million. Fifty-one players hit five numbers for 1,189 and 3,810 matched four for 45. Winning numbers were 1 17 24 38 50 54. Kansas Cash Lotto drew 1 2 5 7 11 18 for an estimated 70,000 jackpot.
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Ottawa Herald Subscriptions Rates April 1990
Subscription rates for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas through April 1990 are listed. Prices vary by delivery method including by carter, rural carrier, motor route, and mail. Rates cover monthly, three, six, and twelve month terms with differing regional charges.
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