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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1988

Page

2

Israeli raid hits Amal base in southern Lebanon

Israeli Cobra gunships bombed a four story Amal militia post at Bir el Salassel near Tibnin at 8 am injuring eight people. Police say the base served as an infiltration point for Palestinian guerrillas. the strike aimed to stop incursions from the security zone.

Tyre Lebanon Amal Jerusalem Israel Bir el- Salassel Tibnin Der United Nations Interim Forces

Mayor Motoshima Criticizes Emperor Hirohito Sparking Backlash

In Nagasaki a city council session this month drew national fury after Mayor Hiroshi Motoshima said Emperor Hirohito bears war responsibility and suggested the city might have avoided the atomic bombing. Critics demand his ouster as anti Motoshima rallies surge. riot police mobilize to curb street violence.

Nagasaki Japan Hiroshi Motoshima Hirohi- 10 Hirohito Motoshima Pearl Harbor

Du Pont Accused Of Lead in Gas Contamination

The EPA filed an $8.23 million suit in Newark against E I du Pont de Nemours and three partners alleging the Carteret New Jersey gasoline blend from 1983 to 1985 contained 2.2 million kilograms more lead than allowed. Du Pont denies the claims, calling them meritless.

du Pont Washington E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co New Jersey Environmental Protection Agency U.S. District Court Newark N.J Carteret, Nu EPA Wilmington Del Tom Barry Jerry McCleakey Chemicals and Pigments Department McCleskey

Judge Signs Order Selling PTL Property

U S Bankruptcy Judge Rufus Reynolds signed an order selling PTL to real estate investor Stephen Merrick for 65 million dollars. Merrick must deposit 3.25 million within 11 days and assume administration in 41 days. PTL has been in bankruptcy since June 1987 after founder Jim Baker resigned amid a sex and money scandal. Heritage Village Church pastor Sam Johnson, president of Heritage Ministries, says he still hopes to buy PTL and may pursue Heritage USA if Merrick’s deal fails.

Jim Baker Sam Johnson Heritage Village PTL Heritage Ministries Fort Mill S.C Heritage USA Johnson Christian Retreat

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French Girls Arrive in Libya After Hostage Release

Two French girls ages 7 and 6 arrived in Benghazi Libya after 13 months in Abu Nidal group captivity. Libyan news agency JANA said authorities will hand them to French officials as Paris confirmed progress in securing their release. Walid Khaled of Fatah Reuters said the girls were freed and en route home, while France reported a special envoy remains in Tripoli. The group had seized a yacht last year with five Belgians and the mother, claiming Israeli spy links.

Paris Abu Nidal Libya Roland Dumas France JANA Fice Marie-Laure Virginie Muammar Gadhafi Guide of the Revolution Gadhafi Lebanon Virsinie Benghazi Walid Khaled Fatah Revolutionary Council Vir Ginie Dumas Leon Bouvier Tripoli Jacqueline Valente Gaza Strip Israel

Bush Has Powerful Trade Tool For Negotiations

Washington reports a covert accord between the White House and Congress could help President-elect Bush push tough trade deals. The fast track expedites congressional vote on agreements in 90 days, limiting bargaining and exposing the administration to political risk. The move coincides with a European ban on hormone-treated meat and potential counterretaliations, shaping the Uruguay round talks.

Washington White House Congress Bush European Economic Community U.S Reagan United States Uruguay Wa T Associates Capitol Hill

Wiretaps Point To Bribery By Air Force Official

Government affidavit details eavesdropped calls involving Victor D. Cohen deputy to the assistant Air Force secretary for acquisitions and consultant William Galvin. Wording in May 1987 indicates Cohen planned to rig a pod contract with Cubic Corp as sole source, then shifted to a bid process to mask the arrangement. Cubic president Calvin Wellborn questioned the crooked plan and later was told Cohen to proceed with sole source.

Air Force Washington Defense Victor D. Cohen Acquisitions William Galvin Cohen Galvin Cubic Corp San Diego Cubic Navy Air Force Navy Calvin Wellborn Wellborn

Regulators Move To End Year On S and L Bailouts

Federal regulators race to finish bailouts for insolvent S and Ls before year end tax breaks lapse. As many as 200 failures expected this year, a post- low mood record, with 184 cases already handled including two large bailouts. Packages aid Texan takeover by Ronald Perelman group and American Savings and Loan of Stockton in California. Analysts warn Bush administration faces costly options that could widen deficits, urging immediate action.

Washington S&ls Federal Home Loan Bank Board Bank Board Texas Ronald O. Perelman Revlon Bank Deoch American Savings and Loan Association of Stockton Calif S&l Robert M. Bass

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