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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

26 Aug 1992

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Aug 26, 1992

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4

Germany indicts East German spy bosses tied to Brandt downfall

Berlin prosecutors indict four former Stasi leaders for espionage tied to West German Chancellor Willy Brandt's 1974 government collapse. Two suspects linked to Guillaume’s spying operations described as core to the breach. Names withheld under privacy laws as the case proceeds.

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Berlin Germany Willy Brandt Stasi Markusoff German Supreme Court Srandt Colonis Pole Kurt G Parsnaly Esnage Guenter Gut Guentlaume Brandt Guillaume von Stahl Gerhard B Werner G Hans-Juergen Foerster
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Russia seeks year delay on debt payments and oil price pause

Moscow officials said Russia will ask for more time to repay foreign debts and postpone freeing domestic oil prices at least until next year. Deputy PM Shokhin cited 1992 interest payments two to three times Russia’s export earnings. Gaidar added no further oil price rises this year.

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Moscow Boris N. Yeltsin Itar Tass Alexander Shokhin Russia Ferest Interfax Shokhin Soviet Union Germany United States Canada Britain France Italy Japan Yegor Gaidar Gaidar
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Tiny Police Budget Surplus Strains Little Compton

In Little Compton a seven-officer force with four dispatchers faces a rare bounty windfall from federal drug forfeiture funds. The town weighs how to spend about 3.8 million dollars while residents resist extra taxes, and the police seek to fund college scholarships, radios, a computer network, a harbor car, and youth programs amid local pressure for pet projects.

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