Atlantis Navy Crew Wraps Up Secret Orbital Mission
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Atlantis astronauts on a secret military mission spent Friday completing their hush-hush work before a Sunday landing at Edwards Air Force Base. NASA and Johnson Space Center spokesmen said Friday likely was the final full day in orbit to tidy up and stow gear ahead of the return to Earth.
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Atlantis
NASA
Edwards Air Force Base
Earth
Jeff Carr
Johnson Space Center
Enrile Says He Will Run For President From Jail
Manila Philippines Senator Juan Ponce Enrile announced from jail that he plans to seek the presidency in 1992 if cleared of charges tied to the December coup attempt against President Corazon Aquino. He requires acquittal and Nationalista Party nomination. Also that day hotel owner Rebecca Panlilio and his wife Erlinda surrendered to authorities on charges connected to Enrile.
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Philippines
Juan Ponce Enrile
Corazon Aquino
Enrile
Mrs. Aquino
Rebecca Panlilio
Erlinda
National Bureau of Investigation
SEC Chairman Calls Drexel Market Stability Not in Doubt
SEC Chairman Richard C. Breeden testified before a Senate panel that Drexel Burnham Lambert's bankruptcy does not prove U.S. markets are unsound. He cited Drexel's high yield focus and unmarketable assets as the cause of its collapse, not systemic weakness. In India, Rajiv Gandhi's Congress loses power in five of eight state elections, retains Maharashtra, faces Bihar surprise, amid violence and fraud claims.
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Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
Drexel
Richard C. Breeden
Senate
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Breedon
Drexel Burnham Lan Vert Group
New Delhi
India
Rajiv Gandhi
Congress Party
Maharashtra
Bihar
Janata Dal
V.P. Singh
Gandhi
Soviet Union Ready To Join Interpol At Next Congress
Moscow reported that Interior Minister Vadim Bakatin told Tass the Soviet Union is prepared to join Interpol at the upcoming congress. Interpol serves as a global police information exchange on narcotics, smuggling, counterfeiting, and forgery. The U S R cites rising crime as reforms allow wealth to attract extortion.
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Soviet Union
Interpol
Vadim Bakatin
Tass
International Criminal Police Organization
Keating Accused Of Fraud In California Lawsuit
California officials allege Charles H. Keating Jr led a scheme at Lincoln Savings and American Continental that sold 200 million in risky junk bonds to unwitting customers. The suit names American Continental executives Judy J. Wischer and Andrew Ligget, and seeks penalties tied to predatory sales practices at Lincoln branches.
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California
Los Angeles
Charles H. Keating Jr
Lincoln Savings & Loan
Department of Corporate
Lincoln
American Continen
Tal Corp
Phoenix
Lincoln Savings
S&l
American Continental
Judy J. Wischer
Andrew Ligget
Department of Tr)ug
Christine Bender
Department
Bender
Bill MacDonald
Ulator
Bush says drug lords' days are numbered in anti drug push
President Bush urged nationwide resolve against narcotics at a Santa Ana rally and in Los Angeles urged TV producers to incorporate anti drug themes. He cited 14 extradited traffickers pending in U S courts and called for a $106 billion request to the 1991 drug war program.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Bush
America
Orange County
Los Angeles
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
U.S
Administration
Congress
Congress voices sharp critique of USS Iowa finding
Congressional panels fault the Navy for asserting Gunner’s Mate Clayton Hartwig set off the Iowa blast. They cite flaws in investigation structure tests police work and psychology. They say evidence is too circumstantial and urge reconsideration of causation amid 47 dead.
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Tae
Navy
Clayton Hartwig
Hartwig
House ‘Armed Services Committee
Investigations Subcommittee
Defense Policy Panel
Cmdr
Mark Baker
House
Nicholas Mavroules
D-Mass
Ex Federal Judge Adams Picked as HUD Prober
Retired judge Arlin M Adams 68 a Philadelphia attorney and former 17 year member of the 3rd U S Circuit Court of Appeals was named independent counsel to probe allegations against Pierce and HUD aides. He will investigate possible conspiracy to defraud the United States and related federal crimes in HUDs Moderate Rehabilitation Program from 1984 to 1988.
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Washington
Arlin M. Adams
Phila- Adams Delphia
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pierce
Dick Thornburgh
Adams
HUD
Communists Seek Role In South Africa's Future
In South Africa the Communist Party remains influential among blacks opposing white minority rule. Nelson Mandela praised the party for aiding democracy and the alliance with the ANC. Joe Slovo calls for wealth redistribution as key to post apartheid economy. De Klerk legalized the party amid power-sharing moves.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
South African Communist Party
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
Joe Slovo
F.W. de Klerk
Communist Party
Mandela Becomes ANC Deputy Amid Health Concerns
Nelson Mandela was elected deputy to President Oliver Tambo by the ANC's national executive committee. The group noted concerns about Mandela health and said the leadership would limit foreign trips while continuing efforts toward constitutional negotiations and open ANC offices in Johannesburg.
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Zambia
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
Mandela
Oliver Tambo
ANC
Walter Sisulu
Govan Mbeki
Alfred Iz0
Nzo
F.W. de Klerk
Johannesburg
South Africa
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