East Germans Stream Across Border Into Austria and Hungary
East German refugees rush across the border into Hungary from Austria after a three day lull amid fears Budapest may close the passage. Austrian officials report more than 13,150 entrants by Thursday noon and 250 more awaiting westward passage at Budapest camps.
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Aquino Says Bases Fate Hinges on Filipino Interests
President Corazon Aquino said she will decide whether to allow U.S. bases to stay after 1991 based on Filipino interests. Talks with Washington on Clark Air Base Subic Bay and four smaller installations are set to begin later this year as lease expires in September 1991.
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Soviet trainees head to Moscow McDonalds training
Five Soviet managers traveled to Hamburger University in suburban Chicago for two weeks of restaurant management training. They will run Moscow's first McDonalds near Pushkin Square, planned to open early next year with 900 seats, as Russia embraces fast food.
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Alexander Egorov
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Obsessional Fan Barred From Contact With Tiffany
A Superior Court commissioner ordered Jeff Deane Turner to stay at least 200 yards from Tiffany Darwish and to stop calling observing or blocking the singer. Turner 35 of Santa Cruz was arrested in June 1988 in Los Angeles for attempting to give Tiffany a bouquet and a samurai sword.
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Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Subscription and advertising contacts for the Aiken Standard are listed with phone numbers. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken, SC, operating hours and mailing address are provided. Rates for 3, 6, and 12 month plans and billing notes are included.
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Government Could Save By Dropping Limit
The Associated Press reports two private groups say removing the earnings limit for seniors would save about 140 million dollars yearly. Tax gains from return-to-work would offset higher Social Security benefits, boosting output and government revenue while reducing dependence on government support. The measure would add 700,000 elderly workers to the labor force, with reputable gains projected.
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Dick Armey
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National Center For Policy Analysis
House Republican Research Committee
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Colombia Faces Homegrown Drug Problem Amid Transit Guts
A government study obtained by The Associated Press finds more than 10 percent of Colombians use drugs regularly and 4.5 percent of children age 12 and under have tried them. Among youths 13 to 21 the rates rise to 21, 47.1 and 59.5 percent respectively, highlighting a domestic drug abuse crisis alongside accusations against American demand. President Barco warns against U S blame while the government funds anti addiction ads.
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Colombia
Associated Press
Ministry of Education
Virgilio Barco
Washington
United States
Koch Defeat Sweet Revenge for Jackson in New York Primary
Washington analysts see Ed Kochs NY mayoral loss as sweet revenge for Jesse Jackson and wonder if it pushes Jackson toward a future bid for Washingtons top office. Veterans like Robert Becker and Ann Lewis weigh in on Jacksons influence and potential comeback.
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Ed Koch
New York
Jesse Jackson
Robert Becker
Walter Mondale
Jackson
Greenville
Ann Lewis
David Dinkins
More Students Pass Exams in Columbia 10th Grade Results
More than 66 percent of 10th graders taking the high school exit exam passed all three sections, the best since 1986. In the Basic Skills test, 242,189 students in grades 1,2,3,6 and 8 participated. eighth graders led in writing gains, while second graders posted the highest math pass rate.
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State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Bakker Bonuses Exposed Amid PTL Financial Squeeze
In a Charlotte trial PTL founder Jim Bakker and wife Tammy Faye received bonuses totaling over 3 million dollars during a period of chronic cash shortages from 1983 to 1987. Prosecutors cited memos showing efforts to operate beyond means as Bailey warned of red flags.
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S.C
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