Swaggart resigns from Assemblies of God after defrocking
Television evangelist Jimmy Swaggart announced his departure from the Assemblies of God after the church defrocked him for refusing to accept a one year punishment. The church in Springfield said Swaggart would not preach until May 22 and may not return to fellowship.
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Afghan draft accord ends six year dispute over troop withdrawal
U N mediator declares a four part treaty settled. The agreement calls for 115 000 Soviet troops to exit Afghanistan and includes safe refugee return and a neutral Afghan state guaranteed by the United States and the Soviet Union. Pakistan and Afghanistan vow to cease interference. A small U N observer force will monitor compliance with signing planned next week.
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Reagan
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Long March veteran Yang Shangkun chosen as president
The National People's Congress in Beijing named reformer Yang Shangkun, 61, a Long March veteran, to the ceremonial presidency, replacing a conservative leader. The selection underscores a shift in China's top leadership.
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Reagan tax bill drops in 1987 despite higher income
President and Mrs. Reagan paid 86,638 in 1987 taxes on an adjusted gross income of 345,359, down from 1986 despite a $9,000 income rise, as tax returns released Friday reflect the impact of a tax reform measure the president backed. A separate item notes a Brownsville alien securing citizenship under an amnesty program.
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Reagan
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Shultz Returns Home Without Breakthrough In Mideast Talks
Secretary of State George Shultz arrived home Friday with no progress on Middle East peace yet vowed to press on. In Rutland Vermont a lawyer for John Zaccaro Jr. admitted he sold cocaine but claimed he was duped into selling.
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Reagan halts Panama payments under emergency powers
President Reagan ordered an economic embargo halting all payments to Panama by Americans and U.S. companies. He declared a national emergency to invoke the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, aiming to pressure Noriega regime amid indictments and Feb ouster of Delvalle.
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Former Reagan aide Lyn Nofziger receives 90 day sentence
Lyn Nofziger a longtime Reagan adviser was sentenced to 90 days in prison for illegal lobbying at the White House in 1982 and ordered to pay 30000 in fines for violating ethics laws. He was released on his own recognizance while appealing the three felony counts under the 1978 Ethics in Government Act.
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