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University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, January 15, 1992
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MANAGER'S MEETING There will be a MANDATORY MEETING on TUESDAY, JAN. 21ST AT 7:00 pm in Robinson, North Gym.
Note: Entries are accepted on a first come first serve basis beginning 8:30am thru 4:00pm, Wednesday, January 22nd and Thursday, January 23rd. Team managers not represented at the Managers meeting will not be allowed to sign up until Thursday, January 23rd at 2pm.
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Up on the rooftop
Kansas Building Systems Inc. employees work on a new roof for the Lawrence Community Building, 115 W. 11th St. Construction, which began in December, is expected to be finished in April. The renovations are part of an effort to hire the building up to fire code standards by installing energy-efficient windows, a new roof and waterproofing on the exterior wall.
Gorbachev launches new job
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — Former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev began his first day of work as a private citizen yesterday and urged Russia to give Boris Yeltsin's economic reforms a chance.
One of the first visitors to Gorbachev's political think-tank was former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was in Moscow for meetings with officials from the new Commonwealth of Independent States.
Gorbachev, who founded the Fund for Socio-Political Research after the failed coup in August, took a vacation after resigned as Soviet president Dec. 25. He appeared fityesterday and smiled at reporters.
"The country is living through a very difficult period – perhaps its most difficult period," Gorbachev was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency.
Gorbachev said it was too early for Russians to judge Yeltsin's free-market economic reforms, which dropped most government controls and caused prices to skyrocket, new agencies reported.
"I would not hurry with any assessments. But this does not negate the fact that the president and the government must respond to the signals coming from various regions and in the republic," Interfax and Russian television quoted him as saying.
Gorbachev also said he thought further reforms would be necessary to prevent a catastrophe in the commonwealth.
He suggested that Russia should pursue three objectives: more economic interaction among the former Soviet republics; a new tax policy to provide production incentives; and address enterprises with economic monopolies, which he called "very dangerous," TV and news agencies reported.
Gorbachev also stressed that Yeltsin must play the primary role in seeking cooperation between the commonwealth members, especially on defense issues.
"I don't believe anyone can match the role the Russian president plays in this field," Interfax quoted him as saying.
Yeltsin and Gorbachev reached a political truce last year after fighting for control over the former Soviet Union. Yeltsin defended Gorbachev during the hard-line August coup.
Yesterday, Prosecutors charged 12 people—including former Prime Minister Valentin Pavlov—of conspiracy to seize power during the failed coup.
The lead prosecutor said there was no indication of Gorbachev's involvement, but noted he could be investigated in other inquiries into Communist Party finances and KGB activities.
After Gorbache resigned, Yeltsin made him move out of his large apartment and allocated him a three-room apartment. Gorbache also had to trade in his old dacha, or country home, for a smaller one.
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KU Bookstores Back-to-School Specials
Offers good through January 24,1992
150 Count Spiral
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120 Count Spiral
$1.55
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80 Count Spiral 75¢
Scripto 10 Packs 99¢
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