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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1990

Page

6

Gephardt idea on Soviet aid gains political footing

The idea of U S economic aid to the Soviet Union gains traction as the White House reconsiders, and Gephardt praises the shift from a political misstep to a potential path for Soviet reform. He cites Gorbechev's reforms and the crossroads facing the Soviet people as pivotal, linking U S leadership to a Marshall Plan style effort.

Jim Drinkard Washington (Ap House Richard Gephardt United States Soviet Union Bush Capitol Hill Gephardt White House U.S Missouri Democrat Europe Congress Czechoslovakia Vaclav Havel Havel Mikhail Gorbachev Marlin Fitzwater Maxwell Smart CIA Gorbachev James A. Baker II Houston

Star apologizes for full page ad from adult bookstore

Kansas City Star publisher James H. Hale issued a front page apology for running a full page ad from an adult bookstore that promoted Xrated tapes and a device claimed to defeat drug tests. The paper paid about $7,000 and will donate $10,000 to the Jackson County Drug Task Force. Hale said critics are right to demand accountability and that the paper was embarrassed by the ad and its reception.

Kansas City, Mo The Kansas City Star James H. Hale Star Jackson County Hale

Protesters drown out AIDS conference closer in San Francisco

Activists outside Moscone Center disrupt Health Secretary Louis Sullivan’s closing address at the Sixth International AIDS Conference. The five day event drew 10 000 scientists and officials, with nearly 300 protesters arrested outside amid Gay-Lesbian Freedom Day celebrations. Activists criticized government AIDS efforts, while Fauci said the dialogue was still meaningful.

San Francisco Health and Human Services Louis Sullivan Sullivan Anthony S. Fauci Rose Okello Uganda

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