U S Soldiers Attacked in Honduras Briefing
An attack on a bus carrying 28 U S airmen occurred six miles north of Tegucigalpa Honduras. Six soldiers were wounded as three gunmen fired on the vehicle. Radio America claimed responsibility for the assault linked to a leftist group. A White House spokesman promised cooperation with the Honduran government on the investigation.
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Honduras
U.S
Sockyasas Capto Taev
Radio America
Morazano National Liberation Front
Siden
Bruce J
Civiian
Rein Chen En
Teory
Gustavo Hernandez
State Medical Schoolpital
Jessup
U.S Air Force
White House
Sean Walsh
Washington
Clisena
Agreement Near On Satellite Sales With Japan
U.S. and Japan negotiators moved toward a deal to remove barriers to selling U.S. made satellites in Japan. Officials said an agreement could be reached as early as Monday, part of a 10 month effort under threatened retaliation. A single technical issue remained, with Tokyo agreeing to level the playing field for U.S. manufacturers in government sponsored projects.
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Washingson
U.S
Japan
Bush backs past drug use as litmus test stance
President Bush signals tolerance for officials with prior drug use. He says past indiscretions should not disqualify a candidate and cites T. Timothy Ryan's cocaine and marijuana use as not inherently disqualifying. The remark follows earlier comments about Ann Richards and a broader stance on government service.
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Savings and Loan
Bush
White House
T. ‘Timothy Ryan
Texas
Ann Richards
Gardens on Paper at National Gallery Opens Sunday
National Gallery of Art debuts Gardens on Paper featuring 106 prints and drawings from Central Park to a 700 year old German palm picture. Works include Watteau Fragonard Piranesi Whistler Pissarro Cassatt, spanning medieval symbolic pieces to later portraits. Estee Lauder funded the show with materials from the gallery’s collection.
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Washington
Central Park
New York
Paradise
National Gallery of Art
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Paris
Chateau Valentinois
Jacques de Chaumont
Franklin
Estee Lauder Inc
Watteau
Fragonard
Piranesi
Whistler
Pisarro
Cassatt
Thousands Riot Over London Tax Protest
A 40 000 strong anti tax demonstration in central London erupted into a riot with rocks and bottles hurled at police. Cars were set ablaze shops vandalized and several hundred arrested. Prime Minister Thatcher faced public anger as the controversial new poll tax took effect the next day.
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London
West
Britain
Thatcher
Cashes
Downing Street
Whitehall
Trafalgar Square
Parliament
Thames River
Theater District
Street
Abortion Foes Target Governor Andrus in Idaho
Boise Idaho abortion foes vow to defeat Democratic Gov Andrus for a fourth term after his veto of a proposed strict state law. National Right to Life President John Willke says the veto will galvanize the pro life majority nationwide. Kerry Uhlenkott of Idaho Right to Life adds the group will be heard at the polls. Andrus defends the veto as in the state’s best interests and denies political pressure influenced the decision.
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Boise
Idaho
Fmt
Andrus
National
Right To Life
John Willke
Kerry Uhlenkott
Karen Hefner
Cecil Andrus
House Child Care Bill Cuts Aid For Middle Class
The House backed a major child care bill that would curb the dependent care tax credit, trimming help for families earning over 70 000 a year and ending it at 90 000. The measure funds a 27 billion package by shifting aid toward lower income families while expanding the earned income tax credit for working parents. President Bush may veto, sending the bill to conference with the Senate version.
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Washington
House
Internal Revenue Service
Pat Schroeder
D-Colo
Bush
Senate
Downey
Gorbachev demands Lithuania scrap declaration stance
In a Moscow issued statement Gorbachev told Lithuanians not to negotiate their declaration and called their course ruinous. Landsbergis dismissed the appeal describing the demand as impossible while noting the March 11 Baltic move to secede from the Soviet Union.
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U.S.S.R
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Moscow
Vytautas Landsbergis
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Baltic
Kremlin
Khev
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Mugabe Wins as Opposition Captures Seats in Zimbabwe
In Harare the Associated Press reports partial results from parliamentary elections showing Mugabe ahead overall but three opposition MPs elected. Tekere’s Zimbabwe Unity Movement won two seats while Ndonga took one. final counts pending as 80 of 120 seats counted in a 150 member legislature.
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Harare
Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe Fale
Mugabe
Edgar Tekere
Tekere
Europe
Zimbabwe Unity Movement
Rock Hill Man Charged in Murder-for-Hire Case
A Rock Hill businessman Max Craig 38 faces murder and armed robbery charges in a plot to kill his wife for money and a mobile home. His wife Rachel Craig 40 was found beaten to death March 14 at G&M Liquors. Also charged: Donnie Brannon 36 Pamela Brannon 34 and Armand Parker ?
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Rock Hill
Max Craig
York County
George Eaton
Rachel Craig
G&m Liquors
Rock Hil
Donnie R. Brannon
Belove
Craig
Brannon
Pamela
Armand K. Parker
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