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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1990

Page

3

Africa's Last Colony Starts Celebrations

Windhoek Namibians celebrated independence with parades and dancing as the South African flag was lowered. Omar Nujoma was sworn in as president after a 23 year struggle ending white rule. De Klerk called for ending violence in the region.

Windhoek Namibia Africa Sam ‘Nujoma U.N Javier Perez de Cuellar Nujoma South Africa Jindhoek Olga Basson F.W. de Klerk

Ethnic clashes erupt in Romanian city of Tirgu Mures

Riots between Hungarians and Romanians in Tirgu Mures, 250 miles northwest of Bucharest, kill at least six and injure about 300 in four days of street battles. Army sealed off the city as police and soldiers failed to stop the violence amid 4,000 involved and reports of firebombs and gunfire.

Bucharest Romania Thnse Mures Ioan Pol Ori

Lee Teng-hui Re-elected Leader Amid Democratic Pressure

President Lee Teng-hui was chosen for six more years as Taiwan leader despite protests and a National Assembly dominated by aging deputies. The vote followed his pledge to hold an emergency conference on political reform after growing calls for democratic elections.

Taipei Taiwan Lee Teng-hui National Assembly Lee China Nationalist Party

Lithuanian Parliament Protests Soviets Over Military Maneuvers

Lithuania’s legislature opened debate on its new government while Prime Minister Kazimiera Prunskiene sent a telegram to President Mikhail Gorbachev denouncing unannounced Soviet maneuvers. She cited armored mobilizations, aircraft flights, and paratrooper sorties as intimidation and said officials were not notified in advance.

Vilnius U.S.S.R Lithuania Artest Kremlin Kazimiera Prunskiene Mikhail S. Gorbachev Prunskiene Tives

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