Solidarity Talks Split As Parties Consider Non Communist Government
Allied parties linked with the ruling Communists weigh Solidarity’s invitation to form a non communist cabinet. The Democratic Party and United Peasant Party say it’s too early to decide. Walesa’s offer faces government backed opposition with Gen Kiszczak leading the current cabinet.
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Democratic Party
United Peasant Party
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Aled Benikowski
Peasant Party
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Kiszczak
Kiseczak
Fighters Fear Return To Nicaragua
A Contra spokesman said fear of Sandinista revenge will keep most of the roughly 1 combatants from returning to their divided Nicaragua homes. Bosco Matamoros cited distrust after state security violence. Regional leaders agreed to disarm and disband Contras based in Honduras by December 5 in exchange for Nicaragua guaranteeing democracy and allowing return home.
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Contra Revel
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Bosco Matamoros
Honduras
Guatemala
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Bar to Move to Suspend Wallach Over Fraud Conviction
The California State Bar will seek an immediate suspension of E. Robert Wallach a 35 year old San Francisco lawyer convicted of fraud and racketeering in the Wedtech case The bar cites moral turpitude and says suspension would revoke his license pending appeal If upheld he could be disbarred Wallach was convicted of taking 425000 to influence government officials including former attorney general Edwin Meeser to aid Wedtech in winning contracts.
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California State Bar
E. Robert Wallach
Wedtech
Wallach
James Bascue
Bar
Edwin Meeser
South Bronx
Dual Citizens Struggle for Exit From Soviet Union
Yuri Semenenko, born in Portland Oregon, holds U S citizenship but faces barriers returning to the United States from Leningrad. He dreams of Portland for his unborn child and wife Elena, a house dancer, but notes a five year detour through Soviet prison camps amid glasnost.
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Yuri Semenenko
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Ore
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AT&T urged to provide safeguards for 900 numbers
Washington activists press AT&T to add protections on 900 number use after children incur large charges to talk with cartoon characters like Mouse and Woody Woodpecker. Action for Children's Television filed with the FTC, claiming sponsors target children 12 and under. Andrea West of AT&T says rivals also offer the service and AT&T enforces its guidelines.
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Mouse
Woody Woodpecker
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Federal Trade ‘Commission
Andrea West
Sai
Avon Stands Sparing By New Com Found
Monthly rates listed for three and six month plans with 12 month option. Pricing shows 3 months at 22.50, 6 months at 45.00, and 12 months at 90.00. The text references The Avon Stands and a new foundation concept.
Bush Opens Door to Iran While Pressing Hostage Policy
President Bush says he is open to talking with Iran to free American hostages but rejects any deal that would endanger others. He urges churches to pray for the captives as signals from Iran appear mixed, and he vows not to offer quid pro quo for hostages.
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S and L rescue becomes official
Washington unveils a sweeping federal plan to resolve the savings and loan crisis. President Bush signs legislation committing taxpayers to about 157 billion to 600 for every person over 30 years, with initial 5 billion borrowed to cover early S L losses.
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Bush
S&l
Bush Expected To Name Powell as Joint Chiefs Chairman
President Bush plans to nominate Gen Colin L Powell former White House national security adviser as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Powell would be the youngest and first black to hold the nation top military post Powell would take over from Adm William Grommbrisks position and his Senate confirmation is required Powell known for calm under stress and prior service at Fort McPherson Georgia The move aligns with a Cheney backed reform giving the chairman greater budget influence and advisory role to the president and defense secretary
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White House
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Adm
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Revie
Senate
P.X. Kelley
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Kelley
Search Resumes For Rep Leland With U S Aircraft
U S air units join the Ethiopia search for Rep Mickey Leland and 13 others missing since Monday on a Twin Otter flight to Fugnido refugee camp. C-130s and MH-60 helicopters extend the hunt across rugged highlands near the Sudan border. Ground teams plus Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority coordinate the widespread effort amid poor weather.
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Ethiopia
USS. Air Force
Mickey Leland
West Germany
Texas Democrat
James Haley
U.S
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Haley
Europe
Leland
John Guerra
Houston
Fugnndo
Sudan
Fugnido
Civil Aviation Authority
Tuition inflation eases as top private colleges near $21 000
The College Board reports a broad easing in tuition hikes for 1989, with two year public colleges up about 5 percent to $842 and four year public colleges to $1,694 in tuition and fees plus $3,039 for room and board. Private four year schools rise about 4 percent to $8,737 with top costs at Bennington College and peers like Harvard Brandeis and Sarah Lawrence approaching $21,000 for a year’s combined expenses.
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Richard Rosser
National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Consumer Price Index
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Stower
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Boston
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