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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1988

Page

5

New Japanese Cabinet Faces Ethics Scrutiny After Scandal

The 20 member cabinet includes 15 new names with Keizo Obuchi staying as Chief Cabinet Secretary while Takeshita's image suffers from a stock trading scandal. Analysts say the reshuffle treats routine party rotation, yet the prime issue remains Takeshita’s link to the affair and calls for a full probe.

Keizo Obuchi Takeshita Obuchi Sousuke Uno Tatsuo Murayama Mainichi Shimbun Justice Takashi Hasegawa Japan Masaya Ito Stfe Justice Ministry Liberal Democratic Party Liberal Democrats Social Democratic Party Miyazawa Hisashi Shinto Nippon Telegraph and Telephone

Soviet mob learns from American crime films in open era

Soviet crime leader Lt Col Alexander Gurov says mob bosses studied American movies on video tapes smuggled into Moscow to learn bribery, blackmail, embezzlement and smuggling. He notes growing mob sophistication amid limited economic freedom and official corruption aiding gang operations.

Moscow Alexander Gurov Ainst Ihven Gurov Eliot Ness Chicago Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Yuri Churdanov Leonid Brezhnev Interior Ministry Krivoyrog Soviet West

Sandy Duncan Opens Up About Harsh Past and New Life

Sandy Duncan recounts her battle with a benign brain tumor behind her eye during the early 1970s TV stint and a divorce that fueled stress. She found recovery after surgery, shed the perky persona from Funny Face, and now embraces life with Don Correa, her children, and The Hogan Family. Gary Busey hospital recovery after head injuries from a motorcycle crash is reported as stable and improving. Donald Trump Tony Danza and Lou Gossett Jr. named among 1988's 10 most watchable men by Manwatchers Inc., emphasizing attributes beyond looks.

Miss Duncan TV Guide Don Correia Hogan VS Angeles Gary Busey Peggy Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Busey Los Angeles Donald Trump Tony Danza Lou Gossett Jr Suzy Mallory Manwatchers Inc Ms. Ig

Celebrities Get Unique Christmas Gifts in Detroit

Former heavyweight Leon Spinks received a new set of teeth this Christmas and said his smile would no longer scare. Detroit Tigers owner Tom Monaghan and wife Marge gave Tiffany cuff links, while Lions coach Wayne Fontes received a leather jacket from his wife Evelyn. Monaghan’s assistant Betsy Kanitz said the famous are extraordinarily hard to buy for.

Detrom Leon Spinks Spinks Detroit Detroit Tigers Tom Monaghan Domino's Pizza Marge Detroit Lions Wayne Fontes Evelyn

Furor Over Rapist Escape Threatens Patuxent Institute

In Jessup Maryland a rapist on furlough from Patuxent Institution is fueling a crisis over the prison thought to be the nation’s sole therapeutic facility for violent offenders. Delegates call for the director’s firing as lawmakers threaten abolition amid debates on furloughs and rehabilitation outcomes.

Jessup Patuxent Patuxent Review Board R. Clayton Mitchell Jr Maryland House of Delegates Norma Gluckstern George Bush Michael Dukakis Dukakis Willie Horton

Trial Over But Bitterness Remains for Toledo Civil Rights Leaders

In Toledo Ohio black leaders say the trial of 13 civil rights activists halted after they challenged a City Council meeting has ended but tensions persist. They fear lost national attention and doubt good faith in negotiations with City Manager Hawkey and Mayor Owens over issues including severance pay for former renewal ops chief Bernard Culp amid racial tensions following his firing.

Toledo Ohio Floyd Rose Rose Alliance Philip Hawkey Donna Owens Bernard Culp Community Development Department Culp

African Students Isolated From Angry Chinese Students

In Nanking a hotel kept about 130 to 140 African students from leaving as racial clashes with Chinese students intensified. Police blocked departures at the station and moved detained Africans to a hotel outside the city center. Four Americans were also held, a student said.

Beijing Nanking Carl Jiangsu Ke Foreign Office Nanking University

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