Robertson's Network Donates Up To 8.5 Million To Ally Groups
Federal records and sources show the Christian Broadcasting Network led by Pat Robertson funneled as much as 8.5 million dollars to affiliated groups, the Freedom Council and the National Freedom Institute. Robertson insists the gifts were unrelated to his campaign and spent charitably under IRS rules, per campaign manager Marc Nuttle.
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Washington
Christian Broadcasting Network
Pat Robertson
Robertson
Virginia
The
Freedom Council
National Freedom Institute
CBN
Marc Nuttle
Plane hits apartment building in Buena Park killing pilot
A single engine plane crashed into an apartment complex in Buena Park injuring a firefighter and starting several buildings on fire. Authorities said many residents were away at a city festival nearby reducing casualties. The pilot, a 64 year old man, was identified only as the victim pending relatives’ notification.
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Buena Park
Calif
Kevin O’rourke
O’rourke
Rostenkowski Attacks Reagan On Tax Fight
Rep. Dan Rostenkowski derided President Reagan for lacking the guts to back the tax increases he says are needed to fund programs Americans want. The Illinois Democrat, delivering the party weekly radio address, said Republicans who agree with Reagan have walked off the job in opposing a sizable tax hike.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
Congress
Illinois
Kim Young-sam Opens Presidential Campaign in Pusan Cheer
Opposition leader Kim Young-sam drew over 700000 supporters in Pusan as he vowed victory and a civilian, corruption-free government. He urged a democracy that serves the people while Chun Doo-hwan announced a nationwide referendum for October 27 on a new constitution paving direct elections.
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Pusan
South Korea
Kim Young-sam
Kim
Reunification Democratic Party
Chun Doo-hwan
Mutiny Charges Filed Against 85 Soldiers in Coup Attempt
In Manila 85 soldiers are charged with mutiny over an August failed coup. President Aquino rejects direct U S intervention as the government escalates its campaign against communist rebels. An army major was killed in a midmorning ambush in a Manila suburb, according to military sources.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
U.S
UNESCO chief M Bow withdraws from leadership race
Amadou Mahtar M Bow asked to withdraw from the race to head UNESCO. The controversial director general sought a third six year term amid signs of defeat as the 50 nation executive board prepared to vote between M Bow and Spanish biochemist Federico Mayor Zaragoza to lead the agency.
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Paris
Amadou Mahtar M’bow
Unesco
M’bow
Federico Mayor Zaragoza
U.N. Education, Scientific and Cultural
Experts Inspect Weapon After Bold Iran Strike
In Manama on Saturday U.S. and Kuwaiti explosives experts examined wreckage from a U.S. flagged tanker to identify the weapon Iran used in its attack. President Reagan warned threats would be dealt with appropriately while Secretary Shultz urged Iran to heed the red line of American interests in the Persian Gulf.
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Bahrain
U.S
Iran
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Washington
Reagan
U.S. Navy
Gulf
George Shultz
Jerusalem
United States
Oman
Tehran
Kuwaiti
Sea Isle
Reagan to Name Melton U S Ambassador to Nicaragua
President Reagan plans to appoint career diplomat Richard Melton a Central America specialist as the U S ambassador to Nicaragua The move faces Senate conservative opposition over representing Managua while relations are tense Melton must win Senate confirmation and reflects U S diplomatic strategy in rebel conflicts overseas
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Washington
Reagan
Richard Melton
U.S
Nicaragua
Congressional
Senate
Melton
Managua
LA Board votes year round schedule to ease crowding
Public school officials praise year round schooling while parents express opposition and concerns about logistics. Los Angeles Unified will start the plan in July 1989 with two months on followed by 20 days off to reduce crowding without new buildings. California state schools chief Honig warns of large class sizes if not adopted. Other big districts weigh but often reject year round plans.
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Los Angeles
Wayne Teague
Alabama
Los Angeles Unified School
California
Bill Honig
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
Subscriptions and advertising channels for the Aiken Standard are listed with phone numbers for subscriptions 649-5316, classified ads 649-1555, and news tips 648-2311. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays at 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address P O Box 456, Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
Emergency numbers and public safety contacts listed by Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard provides a service listing emergency numbers for fire police EMS and public agencies including Aiken Regional Medical Centers Grief Support and various town departments. Contact lines cover Aiken New Ellenton North Augusta Salley Wagoner and sheriff offices with long distance options.
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Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken
Emerg
HCA
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
New Holland
Poison Control Center
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police Sheriff's Department
NFL Strike Seen As Symbolic Blow To Labor Movement
The 24 day NFL players strike ended with a defeat for the unionized players, seen as a symbolic setback that may embolden employers to resist union demands. Analysts note the event’s visibility could influence public perception of labor actions and momentum for future disputes.
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Washington
Reagan
National Football League
NFL Players Union
Charles Perry
University of Pennsylvania
FBI reports crime up 1 percent in first half 1987
FBI data show total crimes reported to police rose 1 percent from the same period last year, with violent crime down slightly. Murders declined 2 percent and robberies 5 percent, while aggravated assault rose 2 percent. larceny thefts up 2 percent and motor vehicle thefts up 6 percent.
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Washington
FBI
Midwest
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