Keating bail kept high in S and L charges case
Judge Gary Klausner refused to reduce Charles H. Keating's five million bail despite co defendants getting relief. He cited civil suits and prison risk, noting creditors at the door while others pledges posted for Fidel Symes and Wischer with Wischer still in jail.
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Charles H. Keating
Superior Court
Gary Klausner
Keating
Klausner
Ray C. Fidel
Robin
Symes
Judy Wischer
Fidel
Wischer
Los Angeles
Demos Ponder Delay In Budget Cuts
Washington sources say Democratic leaders will seek to delay Gramm-Rudman spending cuts beyond October 1 as budget talks continue. Republicans may oppose the move to keep pressure on negotiators amid efforts to finalize an $850 billion five year deficit reduction package. Officials briefed anonymously noted Democrats may push legislation next week to postpone slashes until October 20.
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Washington
Democratic Cong
Eaders
Congress
Cambodian Leader Urges End To Deadlock
Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged Cambodian guerrilla allies to yield to government demands to end the deadlock over forming a new governing council. He said a gesture by the resistance could revive the Supreme National Council. The plan, part of the U.N. peace proposal accepted by both sides, aims to guide the country toward democracy and elections after years of war.
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Anruk
Thailand
Norodom Sihanouk
Supreme National Council
U.N
Sihanouk
Beijing
Liberal group presses Senate to reject Souter nomination
The Alliance for Justice urged senators to reject David Souter’s Supreme Court bid, saying his judicial philosophy raises troubling questions about protecting rights for those facing discrimination. In three days of testimony he avoided controversial topics, including Roe v. Wade.
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Washington
Senate
David Souter
Supreme Court
Alliance For Justice
Souter
U S Students Rate American Schools Higher Than Japanese
The Gallup International Youth Survey of 750 American and 790 Japanese junior and senior high students shows U S students more confident in public schools and more engaged in business economics math and science courses than their Japanese peers. American students are especially positive about math and English teaching and report higher participation in business or economics classes.
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New York
U.S
Gallup International
Stusens
West Germany seals unity with East Germany plan
Bonn reports final stamp for German unity as West German parliament approves the Unification Treaty. East Germany sees rising private enterprise with over 30 000 permit applications in August and about 167 000 requests since January as unemployment climbs amid factory closures. Chancellor Kohl will chair a Bonn conference with labor and business leaders to assess East Germany’s economy.
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Bonn
West Germany
East Germany
East
West Ger
Man
Hans Klein
Klein
Chancel
Lor
Helmut Kohl
Onity
Gorbachev seeks sweeping powers to rescue Soviet economy
President Gorbachev pressed the Supreme Soviet for emergency powers to stabilize a sagging economy as lawmakers failed to vote on the rescue plan or his expanded authorities. He warned time is short amid shortages, a widening deficit, inflation, and delays in moving toward a market system.
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Moscow
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Supreme Soviet
FDIC Sues Neil Bush and Silverado L S L Officers
The FDIC filed a 200 million civil suit in U S District Court in Denver against Neil Bush and Silverado Banking staff and outside directors alleging gross negligence and failure to monitor senior management. Regulators say Silverado was victim of insider schemes and that loans violated federal rules, harming taxpayers.
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Washington
Bush
Neil
Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Association
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U.S. District
Denver
Silverado
EDIC
Douglas H. Jones
Federal Deposit Insurance Funds
Cone
Ore Foie
Eecerado
Liberian Rebel Leader Agrees To Honor Unilateral Cease-Fire
Liberian rebel chief Charles Taylor announced a unilateral cease-fire to be observed by the warring parties, with AFP reporting the West African task force in Monrovia among those to comply. The State Department confirmed the move as U S officials urged a negotiated settlement. Taylor said his army would halt fighting at noon Saturday, urging all factions to use the truce to discuss Liberia's future.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Charles Taylor
Liberia
Agence France-Presse
Taylor
Monrovia
Kakata
State Department
Washington
Herman Cohen
U.S
Prince Johnson
AFP
Johnson
Samuel Doe
Rising World Interest Rates Challenge U S Economy
Washington reports rising world interest rates draining foreign money needed to finance the U S budget deficit amid rebounding energy costs from the Persian Gulf crisis. Bush administration pushes Fed to cut rates while officials from major economies meet to craft a coordinated response to oil shocks and inflation risks.
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U.S
America
Bush
Federal Reserve
Fed
United States
Iraq
Kuwait
Treasury
Nicholas Brady
Alan Greenspan
Japan
West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
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Akien Communicators
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Aten
Akan
East Berlin
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Sorbachev
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