Egyptian minister Ghali visits Israel to press Palestinian rights
Butros Ghali arrives at Ben Gurion Airport and meets Israeli leaders in a two day trip aimed at boosting Egyptian roles in Shamir peace plan. He reiterates that any settlement must honor Palestinian national rights amid ongoing occupation and autonomy negotiations.
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Middle East
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Ben Gurion
Moshe Arens
Ghali
Shimon Peres
Socialist Labor Party
Arens
Egypt
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Yitzhak Shamir
United States
Soviet Union
Faisal Husseini
East Jerusalem
Husseini
King David Hotel
Shamir
Occupied Territories
PLO
Falwell ends Moral Majority era shifting to ministry work
Falwell withdraws from political life as Moral Majority folds after a decade of activity. Revenues are expected to drop from a 1984 peak of 11 million to about 3.5 million this year. The group, once a cultural symbol for religious conservatives, will have its work taken over by allied lobbying groups like the American Coalition for Traditional Values and Concerned Women for America.
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Falwell
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Washington
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Liberty University
Lynchburg
American Coalition For Traditional Values
Concerned Women For America
Rutherford Institute
Freedom Council
Chinese diplomats defect and seek asylum at Bay Area rally
In San Francisco Chinatown protesters gathered after diplomats announced their asylum request at City Hall. The defection followed Beijing claims no civilians died in Tiananmen Square. witnesses say up to 300 to 3,000 died as troops fired on crowds. The two diplomats identified were Zhou Liming and Zhang Liman, in the U.S. about two years.
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Chien
Democracy Movement
China
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Tianamen
Lee Man-kar
Chinese Times
Zhou Liming
Zhang Li-man
United States
Humphrey Wou
Chinese Christian Mission
China denounces U.S. as Beijing reels from protests
Beijing declares order restored after troops recapture Tiananmen Square. The editorial brands VOA as fuelling counterrevolutionary turmoil and criticizes the United States for bans on military sales. Authorities issue arrest warrants for Fang and Li Shuxian and pursue dissidents Ren Wanding and others. Local unions call workers to back government policy amid ongoing crackdown.
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Li Shuxian
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Washington
Taiwan
All China Federation of Trade Unions Today
ABC
Ren Wanding
Bush aides aim to loosen EPA rules on ozone pollutants
The administration considers broad category standards for chemicals, reducing per substance regulation and pushing auto makers and refiners toward cleaner fuels. Congress eyes Clean Air Act revisions with tighter ozone, acid rain, and toxic-chemical controls, while environmentalists demand tougher reductions.
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Gorbachev Seeks W European Ties on Germany Split
Soviet officials in Bonn say Western allies need not fear Gorbachev courting West Germany to unite with East Germany. Arbatov urges reforms in Poland and Hungary and notes shifts since 1940. He criticizes Bush for slow replies to Moscow proposals on missiles and force reductions.
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