Mitterrand condemns Iraqi aggression at U N
French President Francois Mitterrand denounced Iraq for invading Kuwait to the General Assembly. Iraq rejected a U S offer to fly its delegation, while Iraq and allied officials faced isolation in Riyadh and Tehran. The Security Council planned an eighth sanctions vote as Iraq replaces the dinar. Iran and Syria pursued talks on hostages and embargo effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allen
Associated Press
Francois Mitterrand
Iraq
Kuwait
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Tariq Aziz
U.S
New York
General Assembly
U.N
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Yemen
Riyadh
Iran
Islamic Republic
Hafez Assad
Tehran
Assad
Lebanon
Israel
Mideast
America
Revolution Command Council
Baath Party
Saddam Hussein
U.N. Security Council
Saddam
France
Australians Tour Rantoul for Ponies of the Americas Exchange
Nine Australians visit rural Rantoul to learn about Ponies of the Americas at Spring Brook Farm. The exchange links POA clubs in America and Australia, with youths set to show in both countries. They tour PCA breeders, ride with Kansas City area POA members, and plan to participate in the Oklahoma State Fair show in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Antoul
Rantoul
Americas
Betty McClaren
Rantoul Rfc 1
POA
America
Australia
PCA
Plains States
McClaren
Spring Brook
Kansas City Area
Ann Reynolds
Australian Palouse Pony Association Inc
Samantha Holloway
Tulsa
Johnson County Community College
County nurses protest final raise offer in Franklin County
Franklin County Health Department nurses balk at the final offer from the county commission. Sandra Hausler would rise to 21 923.16 yearly with 11 years tenure, while Mary Wiederholt would reach 20 779.20. Roberta Rhodes and Donna Steward receive 19 843.20 and 19 427.16 respectively. The panel claims raises align with clerical pay trends, with continued discussion on Page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavity
Sandra Hausler
County Health Department
Mary Wiederholt
Wiederholt
Roberta Rhodes
Rhodes
Donna Steward
Steward
Hausler
IMF Approves Accelerated Gulf Economic Aid Drive
The IMF interim committee approved an expedited plan to provide billions in aid to Gulf crisis hit nations. Egypt Jordan and Turkey may require 13 to 16 billion dollars through next year, with flexibility kept for IMF distributions. Canadian Finance Minister Wilson urged urgent action and framed the framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Crutsinger
Washington
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Bush
World Bank
Saddam Hussein
IME
International Lending Agency
Egypt
Jordan
Turkey
Michael Wilson
Ottawan dies in I-35 crash near Ottawa Creek bridge
One Ottawa man, Randy D. Hess, 30, died at the scene after his 1984 Ford Bronco struck a U-Haul trailer and tossed passenger Joe Miles, 515 N. Oak, into a guardrail. Miles was hospitalized in fair condition with broken legs. Darrell Pressnell, a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper, reported witnesses saw Hess weaving. alcohol containers were found in the Bronco. Miles was airlifted to KU Medical Center after initial treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Creek
Randy D. Hess
S. Elm
Joe Miles
N. Oak
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Miles
Hess
Darrell Pressnell
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bell
Wrecker Service
Henke
Chrysler-Plymouth
Pressnell
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Ransom Memorial Hospital
KU Medical Center
39Th
Rainbow
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Mitterand
Down Under
Photon
Australian Palouse Club
Lori Alvarado
Franklin County Health Department
County Commission
Commission
Charles Mavity Jr
Gulf
Ottawan
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