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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1991

Page

5

Baker urges Southeast Asia aid for Mongolia democracy

Secretary of State James Baker pressed ASEAN and major partners to back Mongolia as it moves from decades of Communist rule to multiparty elections. He noted Japan will host a conference on Mongolia aid while ASEAN members urged cautious engagement with Burma rather than coercive pressure.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia James A. Baker Southeast Asia Mongolia Eastern Europe Association of Southeast Asian Nations Middle East Israel U.S Bush Burma Baker Japan Europe Tarao Nakayama Tokyo Thailand Foree ASEAN Robert Zoelick Mideast

Beijing releases two Hengyang activists after five months

Li Lin and Li Zhi, brothers from Hengyang in Hunan, were jailed for five months after returning to China from Hong Kong where they fled in 1989. They were convicted of crossing the border illegally and released with time served on July 15. The case drew attention as a potential test of promise immunity for returnees.

Beijing China Li Lin Li Zhi Hengyang Hunan Hong Kong Li Brothers John Kamm American Chamber of Commerce Yu Dahai Hunan Province Foreign Affairs Office Tve Fang Lizhi United States Wu'er Kaixi Chai Ling Li Lu

Aviation Classes Begin Next Month at Charleston Air Base

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University will start its first classes August 12 at Charleston Air Force Base open to civilians and military. Three undergraduate and two graduate courses will be offered on base at night. Veterans may qualify for VA aid and active duty personnel may have three quarters of tuition paid by military services. Some credit may be given for military work experience.

Charleston Air Base Charleston Charleston Air Force Base Embry- Riddle Aeronautical University William C. DeFreese Air Force Department of Veterans Affairs

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