Woerner Confident on Germany Allegiance Talks with Gorbachev
NATO Chief Manfred Woerner met with Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow saying a solution on the allegiance of a united Germany could be found. Woerner noted a shared approach with the Soviet leadership and invited Gorbachev to address NATO in Brussels, with date not yet fixed.
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Brussels
London
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Soviet Union
Prairie dog shoot opens amid protests and high harvest
More than 100 shooters join the Top Dog World Championship Prairie Dog Shoot in Nucla Colorado as about two dozen animal rights activists protest. Two protesters receive trespassing citations while organizers report 1 162 prairie dogs killed on day one, far above the 500 target.
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Roy Romer
U.S
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Mandela Urges Settlement To End Apartheid
Nelson Mandela and F W de Klerk voiced agreement that a settlement is needed to end white minority rule in South Africa. Mandela told reporters at a Nairobi news conference during a six week tour that delaying talks worsens damage and that negotiations would resume after his Mozambique trip.
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Neil Bush Angered by Spotlight on Silverado Hearing
Neil Bush, 35, Denver businessman and former TV commentator, disputes Democrats’ use of his Silverado role in a federal probe. He defends his prudence as a director and condemns government mismanagement while recalling his pivotal 1988 Convention speech for Colorado delegates.
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Tunnel Fire Closes Freeway and Delays Subway Project
A fire smoldered through a 750 foot tunnel under the Hollywood Freeway halting traffic and delaying the Metro Rail subway project. Fire officials described a charred core of twisted steel and burned timber as a 100 foot collapse near the freeway, with heat preventing entry. Six workers escaped unharmed and authorities planned a strategy meeting to decide the next steps.
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Hollywood
Margie Tirstill
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Cabinet Minister Ridley resigns amid German takeover remarks
London reports Nicholas Ridley resigned as trade and industry minister after sharp criticisms across parties over remarks that Germany sought to dominate Europe and that France was subservient to Germans. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher confirmed the resignation and a statement was prepared.
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Peared
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Adolf Hitler
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Labor Party
Neil Kinnock
Thatcher
Kenya Turmoil Over Pro-Democracy Spurs Deadly Riots
In Nairobi and across Kenya protests demanding multiparty rules erupt in street battles starting July 7 after a banned rally. At least 28 people are killed as police fire tear gas and live rounds amid rising food costs and economic decline.
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Gabon
Zambia
Cameroon
Zaire
Benin
Senators Urge Bush Overhaul Cambodia Policy
Influential senators push Bush to revamp U S policy toward Cambodia warning current policy could empower the Khmer Rouge. A letter led by Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell urges opening talks with Hun Sen's government and expanding aid for Cambodian children and humanitarian programs. The move reflects growing congressional opposition to a decade of U S aid to the Hun Sen coalition and mentions a covert aid program reportedly worth 10 million alongside a 7 million overt aid effort.
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United States
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Hun Sen
Capitol Hill
Senate Intelligence Committee
50 Million Abortions Worldwide Declared in Global Study
Worldwatch Institute estimates 50 million abortions yearly with up to 200000 deaths, arguing restrictions do not reduce abortions and may raise deaths. Douglas Johnson of National Right to Life calls the report polemic and propaganda. The study, The Global Politics of Abortion, labels abortion policy as a moral smoke screen masking costs.
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Worldwatch Institute
Douglas Johnson
National Right To Life
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