Reagan visit in Tokyo to include high honor and pay
Ronald and Nancy Reagan arrived in Tokyo on a chartered flight for a visit during which the former president is reported to receive about 2 million dollars. Japan will award Reagan the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of Chrysanthemum for fostering U.S. Japan friendship. The visit is by invitation of the government and Fujisan kei group, with total costs around 7 million dollars.
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Frolov Named Editor of Pravda in Kremlin Move
Moscow Pravda appoints Ivan T. Frolov as editor to bolster Glasnost drive while Pravda’s influence wanes. He is a reformist philosopher and top aide to Mikhail Gorbachev, signaling tighter party control over the flagship daily.
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Judges End Strike in Colombia Demands Unmet
Colombian judges ended a three day strike citing safety fears from drug cartels but say no security aid from Washington arrived. They seek bulletproof vests and guards with none provided to the 5,000 judges. Consuelo Herrera warned of longer strikes if government fails. In Vatican coverage Pope John Paul II welcomed Poland's new non Communist prime minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki and praised reforms.
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Aiken Standard Office and Subscription Rates
The Aiken Standard lists offices at 124 Rutland Drive and hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday The mailing address is P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 Subscriptions show 3 6 12 month rates with prepaid options and mail subscription forms The paper notes publication details and post office information dating back to 1867 with Aiken Communications Inc as publisher and mailing address
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Astronauts Capture Earth Scenes For IMAX Film
Atlantis crew photographs Central America from orbit for a documentary Exploring the Blue Planet produced by IMAX. Franklin Chang Diaz notes clear view of San Jose Nicaragua border and plans orbit chat with Costa Rican President Arias. missions include data on pollution, deforestation, storms and natural events.
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Judge Convicted and Removed from Bench in Impeachment
The Senate convicted U.S. District Judge Alice L. Hastings of perjury and conspiracy to obtain a $150,000 payoff, removing him from office. The 69-26 vote followed eight guilty and three acquittals on eight articles, with Hastings pledging to run for governor of Florida and resume law practice.
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Shamir Appeals For Help In Breakthrough Push
In Washington the Bush administration faces a pivotal moment as Yitzhak Shamir asks U S support to draw Palestinians into peace talks. A senior official says Baker may shift focus while sources caution on dead ends amid ongoing discussions and appeals to Morocco Jordan and Egypt.
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Independent Counsel Finds No Basis For Ethics Probe
Washington outside counsel reviewed ethics charges against Rep. Newt Gingrich and found no grounds to pursue a case. The three month, 150000 dollar inquiry was briefed to the House ethics panel, with lingering questions about book promotion by Gingrich’s publisher. Gingrich called for public release of the report and said he would cooperate with the committee.
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Anchorage School Probe Sparks Political Rights Debate
Police searches at the Anchorage school district HQ and at Bartlett High School prompted a lawsuit against police by the district, raising privacy concerns over warrants and school officials handling misconduct allegations. Former teacher Gordon Carlson, a columnist, denied crime charges and said personalities are pursued.
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