Japanese Seek To Buy Small Colleges In U S
Japanese buyers target U S private colleges to control boards and establish study abroad programs for Japanese students. While no college is fully acquired, Warner Pacific University in Oregon sells 49 percent for 6 million dollars and a Tennessee private boarding school is acquired for Japanese use.
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Chronicle of Higher Education
U.S
National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Warner Pacific University
Portland
Ore
Tennessee
United States
Reagan Acknowledges Move to Pull Cuban Troops From Angola
The outgoing Reagan administration earns credit for pressuring a signed agreement by South Africa Cuba and Angola to remove 50 000 Cuban troops from Angola and grant Namibia independence The accord aims to reduce international conflict in Southwestern Africa while keeping the Angola civil war unresolved Castro would need to withdraw 3 000 Cuban troops by April 1 and 476 000 by the scheduled deadline though the broader war could still intensify Soviet influence and regional tensions remain high
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Reagan
Angola
Fidel Castro
South Africa
Cuba
Namibia
Africa
Chester Crocker
U.S
New York
United States
Southwest Africa
Mr. Castro
Soviet Union
U.S. stance on PLO foreshadows broader Middle East clash
The piece questions U.S. policy toward the PLO and Arafat seen in Geneva and Beirut, arguing Washington’s insistence on dialogue with the PLO while pledging Israel’s security signals unclear commitments. It notes UN bias against Israel, Arafat’s reception in Geneva, and Jerusalem’s fate, predicting a future clash with the PLO and Israel with the United States caught in the middle.
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Jerusalem
George Shultz
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Geneva
Abu Abbas
PLO
America
Pal Hanaeate
Tonerht Watt
West Bank
Gaza
U.S
Israel
Soviet Union
China
United Nations Security Council
Lebanon
United Nations
United States
Algiers
Tunisia
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Jim Baker
Democrats face test as black chair race unfolds
The Democratic Party weighs a color-blind boast against black leadership with retiring chair Paul Kirk not seeking a second term. Ron Brown, a Jackson ally, seeks the post amid concerns over signals to Jewish donors and the party's white electorate. Wiener counters with solid institutional backing as a rival.
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Washington
Democratic Party
National Party
Paul Kirk
Kirk
Ron Brown
Brown
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Palestine Liberation Organization
Theiddle East
Ted Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
South
Michigan
Rick Wiener
Tribune Media Service
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U.N
Teddy Kollek
Jordan
Kolle
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Michael Barnes
James Stanton
Wiener
Lanta
Carl Wagner
Alice Travis
DNC
Midwest
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