Philippines serves bases eviction notice in 1991 lease end
Manila and Washington confirmed the U S lease for Clark Air Base Subic Bay and four smaller bases expires in September 1991 amid talks on a new accord. Police detained about 50 protesters and two U S airmen were killed near Clark in a guerrilla attack. President Aquino’s government framed the move as a show of independence amid ongoing disputes over terms.
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Manila
Philippines
United States
U.S
Wee
Raul Manglapus
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Base
Aquino
Clark
Philippine
Corazon Aquino
Four Die In Masked Raid On Fort Worth Dice Game
In Fort Worth a police raid on a high stakes dice game at the Glass Key Cafe left four dead and three wounded, with suspects escaping after grabbing cash. Police say as much as four hundred thousand dollars were involved and a stolen car used by the attackers was found five miles away. Investigators search for the masked robbers.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Glass Key
Task Force
Randy Ely
Report on Military Action Against Terrorists
The Aviation Security and Terrorism Commission reportedly plans recommendations to use military strikes against terrorist enclaves abroad if feasible, or covert operations if not. It also suggests delaying FAA explosives detectors, improving threat notices to passengers, and reorganizing FAA security operations. Relatives criticized officials handling of the Pan Am 103 tragedy and called for better passenger warning policies.
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United States
Presidential
Aviation Security and
Terend “Weringer Reengey
NBC News
Pan Am
Lockerbie
Scotland
Commission
NBC
Federal Aviation Administration
Ommend
Reed
Ates
4 Commission
Bush
Dou
Tose Weakie
FAA
Ray Salazar
Ion
Salazar
Europe
State Department
Pan American World Airways
South Carolina House Members Receive Majority PAC Funds
Six SC lawmakers collected 2.8 million dollars in PAC contributions for the 1983 to 1988 elections, led by Democrat Derrick with 687,970. Robin Tallon followed with 639,565, as Common Cause urged campaign finance reform to curb special-interest spending.
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Carolin
House
Federal Election Commission
Common Cause
FEC
Congress
Red Wertheimer
Derrick
U.S
Butler Derrick
South Carolina
OUP
Robin Tallon
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