Rafsanjani Sees Moscow Talks Forge Closer Iran USSR Ties
Iran's Hashemi Rafsanjani after two days with Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow says relations are on a path of closer cooperation. He notes governments must allow more freedoms and participation while acknowledging not to meddle in Soviet internal affairs. The leaders plan expanded economic cooperation including atomic energy space and gas processing.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Central Asia
Iran
Rafsanjani
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Marcos Amassed Illegal Fortune Report Reveals Details
Newly filed court papers allege Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos looted the Philippines from 1965 to 1986 using kickbacks dummy corporations and war reparations with Japan to amass about 5 billion dollars. The Philippine government seeks 50 billion in damages and says the couple laundered funds through U S fronts. The Los Angeles Times cites the filing as the most complete public description to date, with attorneys led by Ronald L Olsen and Alan D Bersin.
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Los Angeles
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Japan
Imelda
Los Angeles Times
United States
U.S
New York
Ronald L. Olsen
Alan D. Bersin
Courts Use By Coal Firms To Force Miners Back To Work
Courts press coal miners to return to work as 42 000 plus are idle nationwide in wildcat strikes backing Pittston Coal Group. Fines on union locals and members cited as delaying end to walkouts. Consolidation Coal seeks back to work orders for six WV locals with actions planned in Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Charleston
W.va
Wildcat
Pittston Coal Group Inc
United Mine Workers
Howard Green
UMW International
Consolidation Coal Co
West
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
City Buys Adult Book Store Lot in Delray Beach
Delray Beach buys the ground under an adult book store for 257400 to shut down Delray Book and Video after residents push for its closure. The lease ends July 31. officials plan to seal the doors at 12:01 a.m. August 1 and resell with a deed restriction. Annexation of the land into the city is under consideration.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Delray Book and Video
Oceanside
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Herb Thiele
Thiele
Mary McCarty
Detective borrows surfboard to chase fleeing thief
In Cocoa Beach Florida a detective used a surfboard to reach a car thief who fled into the ocean after a speeding stop. The suspect resurfaced and eluded officers twice before being spotted swimming behind a hotel and then pursued by Lt. Michael Muldoon.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
Dick Granger
Michael Muldoon
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
Contact numbers for subscriptions ads and customer service are listed along with display ad lines. The notice provides mailing address and operating hours for the Aiken Standard published by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
S.C
Premarital Births Rise in Census Bureau Study
The Census Bureau report Fertility of American Women June 1988 shows a sharp rise in first births outside marriage in the 1980s and a decline in marriages formed between conception and birth. It notes higher birth rates among women in their 30s, increasing unwed birth rates among black women, and that most 1988 births to working-age women occurred while employed.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
Amara Bachu
Rain Saturates East Threatens Crops and Floods Hit Southeast
Heavy rainfall drenches Georgia Alabama and nearby states as floods force evacuations in Ridgway Jefferson County and Pittsburgh. National Guard sandbags go to Plantersville while bridges and water lines fail and crops face water damage across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Alabama
National Guard
Georgia
Southeast
Mid-Atlantic
National Weather Service
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
New York State
Ridgway
Clarion River
Ed Zettle
Jefferson County
Brockway
Snyder
Reynoldsville
Clarence Bish
Toby Creek
Monongahela
Pittsburgh
Guy Hunt
Bingham
Elmore
Plantersville
Dallas County
Goodwin Eves
Alabama Farmers Federation
Colquitt County
Veterans Programs Face Cuts Amid Emergency Spending Vote
Congress debates an $821 million drug enforcement measure tied to a $3.5 billion emergency bill. The House sent the package back to committee 218 to 201 as Bush threatens veto and veterans hospital funding hangs in the balance ahead of a July Fourth recess.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Bush
Panel plans talks with Ortega as Nicaragua requires visas
The Bipartisan Commission on Free and Fair Elections in Nicaragua aims to poll in Nicaragua and seek a meeting with President Daniel Ortega. Co chair Curtis Winsor Jr warns visa rules may restrict press and observers amid Managua's July 1 visa requirement.
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Washington
Daniel Ortega
Curtis Winsor Jr
Bipartisan Commission On Free and Fair Elections
Nicaragua
Managua
Winsor
Costa Rica
Newborn Girl Found Abandoned At Gas Station Restroom
A newborn girl about one day old was found Wednesday in a Columbia gas station restroom wearing only a diaper and wrapped in a bedsheet. She was taken to Richland Memorial Hospital and placed in DSS custody. officials say she weighs 7 pounds 13 ounces and appears healthy.
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Karen Pressley
Columbia
Richland Memorial Hospital
State Department of Social Services
John Spade
Cynthia Thompson
Ms. Thompson
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Associated Press
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Ortega
Leonor Hoper
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
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Ms. Suarez
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