Respect Life Sunday prompts Catholic pro life preachings
National brief notes that Roman Catholic priests will preach on unborn rights during Respect Life Sunday following a Supreme Court ruling allowing some abortion restrictions. Cardinal Bernardin urged church involvement in the debate with a Boston Common march led by Cardinal Bernard Law. In Illinois, motorists found nearly $2,000 in various bills blown across State 159. Three motorists turned in the money amid mystery over origin and the finderims. Debated by authorities, if ownership proof is not shown within 30 days, the money may be returned to finders.
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Supreme Court
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Bishops’ Committee For Pro-Life
United States Catholic Conference
Boston Commons
Bernard Law
Caseyville
Ill
St. Clair County
Edwardsville
Susan Lybarger
Donald Cuff
Scott
Man Rescued From Small Cave After 3-Hour Rescue
In Billings Montana 18 year old Paul Downey weighing about 260 pounds was trapped by a rockslide in an 18 inch cave on Sacrifice Cliffs. Firefighters greased him with cooking oil to reduce friction and freed him after more than three hours. Downey was shaken but unharmed.
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Billings
Mont
Paul Downey
Sacrifice Cliffs
Lockwood
Alan Riley
Downey
Riley
Bill Miller
Bush's Mother Released From Hospital
Dorothy Walker Bush 88, mother of the president, left Greenwich Hospital after pneumonia recovery. She was discharged Monday to her Greenwich home by ambulance with her private nurse present. Doctors kept her for two more days to finish antibiotics.
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Greenwich
Conn
Dorothy Walker Bush
Greenwich Hospital
Joint Venture Starts Safaris in Soviet Wilderness
A Finnish Soviet joint venture East Safaris sent off its first group of tourists to hunt bear moose wild boar and fowl in the Soviet wilderness. The five day trip from Varkaus to Petrozavodsk costs about 1000 dollars. Company plans four safaris this year and about twenty in 1990. Most customers now are businessmen, with 75 80 percent foreign tourists expected next year from the United States Japan and central Europe.
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Finland
Varkaus
Petrozavodsk
East Safaris
Kari Turunen
Finnish Radio
United States
Japan
Europe
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Subscription Info
Aiken Standard details subscription rates and contact numbers for classifieds display and newsroom ideas. It lists service hours, delivery issues support, and the publisher address in Aiken South Carolina with date lines truncated.
Dollar's Value Falls Amid G7 Pull To Cut U S Deficit
Finance chiefs from seven economies push the dollar lower through coordinated selling in Tokyo London and New York as they aim to shrink the U S trade deficit. IMF and World Bank talks focus on debt environment and global development with calls to curb defense spending and boost environmental protection.
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U.S
Federal Reserve
Bank of Japan
New York
Group of Seven
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Poland
Michel Camdessus
IMF
Great Britain
Saudi Arabia
United States
Barber B. Conable
Bush Pushes Plan to End Chemical Weapons Stockpiles
President Bush seeks congressional backing for a plan to cut U.S. chemical weapons stockpiles by 80 percent and urges Soviet cooperation. Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze signals a positive stance but says the details must be studied, as Baker and Bush discuss next steps in New York.
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Washington
Bush
U.S
New York
United Nations
Eduard Shevardnadze
Metropolitan Museum of Art
James A. Baker III
Shevardnadze
Moscow
Baker
Billy Carter Dies of Pancreatic Cancer in 1988
On this day in 1988 Billy Carter the brother of former President Jimmy Carter died from pancreatic cancer his public persona as a beer drinking outspoken figure shaped his political side tales of his colorful life marked his passing.
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Billy Carter
Jimmy Carter
Durable Goods Rebound Hits 3.8 Percent in August
August orders for durable goods rose 3.8 percent the sharpest gain of the year, led by autos. The seasonally adjusted total reached 126.7 billion dollars, the highest since a 7.4 percent rise last December. July's decline was revised to 2.5 percent from 1.9.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Pierce Appears Under Subpoena Before Congress
Former HUD secretary Samuel Pierce is called before a House subcommittee under subpoena to face questions about alleged influence peddling at the agency. His attorney says Pierce will comply but testifying remains uncertain with plans to decide closer to the hearing.
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Washington
Samuel Pierce
Congress
Pierce
Department of Housing
Us- Pierce Than
House
Paul L. Perito
Perito
Subcommittee
Congress aims for education consensus at Virginia summit
President Bush seeks consensus on improving schools without更多 funds while governors clash over need for federal financial commitment. Iowa Governor Branstad doubts money consensus. Dukakis and Blanchard urge real federal funding and accountability amid rising per pupil spending in states. Nevada and other states stress balanced budgets and smarter resource use.
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Washington
Bush
Iowa
Terry Branstad
National Governors’ Association
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Michigan
James Blanchard
South Dakota
George Mickelson
Virginia
Nevada
Bob Miller
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