Spy shop offers high tech security gear in Miami
Spy Shops International Inc opened in Miami offering counter surveillance gear night vision and anti kidnapping devices. Owner John Demeter says clients from New York Europe and South America attended and customers undergo background checks with emphasis on government and approved buyers.
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Miami
James Bond
Spy Shops International Inc
John Demeter
New York
South America
Europe
Demeter
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Panama
United States
State Department
U S Leader Praises Japanese Education
Secretary William J. Bennett unveiled a study on Japanese schooling praising universal nine year compulsory education, high high school graduation rates, and robust parental involvement. It notes rigidity and lack of choice as drawbacks while cautioning that export of cultural factors may be limited.
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Washington
William J. Bennett
Reagan
Yasuhiro Nakasone
United States
Education Department
Robert Leetsma
U.S
Bennett
Japan
Nakasone
Liberal Democratic Party
United
Voice of America Silent on Chinese Protests
VOA officials defend broadcasts as careful and nonpolemical while China’s Xinhua denounces quotes supporting students in Shanghai Peking and other cities. VOA Director Richard Carlson says the service aims to report only facts and avoid commentary to prevent inciting demonstrators.
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Washington
U.S
Voice of America
China
VOA
Richard Carlson
Hsinhua
I.F. Stone
Shanghai
Peking
Carlson
Critics Worry Over Constitution Bicentennial Plans
Critics say the Constitution bicentennial celebration lacks imagination and public appeal. The Commission on the Bicentennial is faulted for staffing and direction while prominent figures urge a living Constitution approach and broader participation. Supreme Court justices reportedly declined involvement in Philadelphia events.
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Commission
Rea
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
We the People
Cindy Mullaney
William H. Rehnquist
Strangers' Donations Save Widow From Foreclosure
May Hess, 68, of a Mount Pleasant area ranch near Fort Worth, avoided foreclosure on her 80 acre home after more than 250 donors across Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Virginia and Kentucky contributed funds. Bank delayed sale, renewal set for two years as $12,800 arrived, with $18,000 still owed. fundraiser continues to clear balance.
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Fort Worth, Texas
May Hess
Mount Pleasant
Fort Worth
State Bank of Omaha
Stewart
TV News Shows Highlight 1987 Congressional Lineup
Sunday TV listings feature ABC This Week with Brinkley panel including Byrd Dole Wright Michel ahead of the 100th Congress. CBS Face the Nation weighs 1987 outlook with CBS correspondents. NBC Meet the Press hosts Miller Gray Chiles on budget. CBS 60 Minutes covers Medicare funding loss hospital Italy retirement home and a widow suing her broker.
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David Brinkley
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Senate
Bob Dole
Brian
Jim Wright
Texas
House
Robert Michel
Ill
CBS
CBS News
NBC
Meet the Press
James Miller III
Office of Management and Budget
William Gray
D-Pa
Senate Budget Committee
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
60 Minutes
Italy
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Grand Prairie
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