Pro Abortion Rights Protests Across Cities Spur Clashes
Demonstrators in Indianapolis Annapolis Atlanta Minneapolis Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Madison rally to defend abortion rights. Some confrontations include a pro choice banner bearer knocked down and a flag burned at a Capitol statue. Police intervene as both sides shout over each other.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Melinda Rider
Indiana
Pro- Choice Action League
Maryland
Annapolis
Atlanta
Capitol
Eugene Talmadge
Minneapolis
Federal Building
Solid Gold
Ed Scott
Pittsburgh
Federal
Jennette
Bush Maps Strategy Amid Foreign Travel and Domestic Duties
President Bush spent the day cleaning up after a Kennebunkport fireworks display funded by an anonymous donor. He learned of Reagan’s hospitalization from a horse accident, and later spoke with Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. He urged Soviet troop withdrawals from Poland and outlined economic incentives without figures as he plans trips to Hungary, France, and the Netherlands.
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Kennebunkport
Bush
Reagan
Mexico
Marlin Firewater
Arizona
Rajiv Gandhi
Soviet Union
Europe
Poland
International pledges aid to bolster Philippine democracy
Delegates from 25 countries and international bodies pledged 3.5 billion dollars for 1989 to support the Philippines Multilateral Aid Initiative aimed at reviving an economy damaged by Marcos rule. The total could reach about 14 billion by 1992 with US additional aid. Critics say Aquino must address an ill disciplined military and inefficient bureaucracy to spend aid effectively. The New People’s Army insurgency also attracts Western scrutiny amid fragile reform progress.
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Phili
Philippine
Tokyo
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Bush
Congress
Corazon Aquino
Mrs. Aquino
Communist New People’s Army
Rain Dampens July 4 Festivities Across Nation
Across Boston Manchester and Los Angeles Fourth of July events faced rain and heat as crowds gathered. American Legion members held flag burning ceremonies in Massachusetts while Los Angeles served 6000 homeless with a Fourth of lunch. New York City staged a grand night display for about one million spectators and Washington saw a 20000 turnout despite showers.
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Manchester
Mass
American Legion
Supreme Court
John Comer
Natare
American Son
Los Angeles
Osman Walter Contreras
Contreras
New York City
America
John Shaw
Washington
Augusta
Maine
Uno Assets Rank Second In Japan Cabinet
In Tokyo Prime Minister Sousuke Uno and his wife hold assets totaling 2.1 million the second largest among Japan 22 member cabinet assets. The disclosure also lists Masajuro Shiokawa 9.3 million including 8.9 million land in Osaka and Justice Minister Kazuo Tanikawa 155000 with family.
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Japan
Tokyo
Sousuke ‘Uno
Shiga
Masajuro Shiokawa
Osaka
Kazuo Tanikawa
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