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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1987

Page

4

Mutinous Philippine Units Threaten Democracy Challenge

Five coup attempts in 18 months climax with last week’s bloodiest uprising. General Fidel Ramos loyal to the civilian government faces mutinous colonels led by Griego Honasan amid a fragile democracy. Enrile Marcos and communist and Moslem guerrillas add to the instability as Aquino vows no amnesty and stronger civilian control.

Philippines Corazon Aquino Gen. Ramos Aquino Gregorio Honasan Defense Juan Ponce Enrile Col. Honasan Enrile Senate Mrs. Aquino Mr. Marcos U.S Hawaii Philippine

Kennedy Plan Threatens Small Business With Mandated Health Benefits

A Washington column argues Sen Edward Kennedy’s proposal for federally mandated employee health benefits would raise costs for small firms. It cites estimates of 1500 to 2700 dollars per employee for coverage and calls the plan a tax on employment and entrepreneurship.

Washington Edward Kennedy U.S. Senate INC A.E. Reinhardt Princeton University Economics Maryland California Congress Sen. Kennedy United States

Routine Rush Hour Delays Highlight Airline Woes

Chicago Tribune examines rising air delays across major hubs in 1986 and 1987. Airworld 476 and Flyway 867 illustrate mounting wait times as FAA data shows 418000 flights delayed. Experts urge consumer pressure, potential regulation, and market-based fixes while a car trip reveals relative efficiency.

U.S Federal Aviation Administration Congress Department of Transportation

Reagan views Central America as vital and vows peace goals

The piece argues President Reagan prioritizes Central America, resisting rebels and warning of expansion elsewhere. It notes long US interest, media polarization, and five Central American nations seeking a peace plan with cease-fire and rebel representation in El Salvador and Nicaragua.

Reagan Latin America North Platte Neb Central America United States Nicaragua Lenin Cuba Hemisphere Banana Republics el Salvador

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